United Arab Emirates

DubaiCity of Gold

Ideal stay
4–6 nights
Packages from
₹55,000
Best time
Nov–Mar

Record-breaking skylines, golden desert dunes, glittering souks and family theme parks — Dubai delivers dazzling modern luxury alongside Arabian tradition.

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Why visit Dubai

Handpicked highlights our travellers love most — every itinerary is fully customisable.

01

Burj Khalifa & Downtown

The world’s tallest tower, fountains and Dubai Mall.

02

Desert Safari

Dune bashing, camel rides and a starlit BBQ dinner.

03

Theme Parks

IMG Worlds, Motiongate and Atlantis Aquaventure for families.

04

Dhow Cruise Marina

Dinner cruise past the glittering skyline.

Plan it right

Our experts craft your Dubai trip around your dates, budget and pace — flights, verified stays, transfers and experiences, all handled end to end.

Best time to visit

November to March for pleasant outdoor weather.

Suggested duration

5–7 nights for a well-rounded trip.

Dubai trip at a glance

Dubai is best from November to March for 4–6 nights. Most Indians need a UAE tourist visa arranged before travel (about ₹6,900–9,500 for 30 days); holders of valid US, UK or EU visas may get a visa on arrival. A 5-day trip costs about ₹47,000–78,000 per person on a budget and ₹95,000–1.6 lakh mid-range.

Dubai quick facts for Indian travellers (updated 13 October 2026)

Best time to visitNovember–March; Global Village and Miracle Garden open in winter
Ideal duration4–6 nights, including an Abu Dhabi day trip
Visa for IndiansPre-arranged 30-day tourist visa (≈ ₹6,900–9,500); visa on arrival for holders of valid US/UK/EU visas or residence permits
Flights from India3–4 hours direct from most Indian cities
Budget per person (5 days)₹47,000–78,000 budget · ₹95,000–1,60,000 mid-range — cost breakdown
CurrencyUAE dirham (AED); cards accepted almost everywhere
Best forFamilies, shopping, theme parks, desert safaris, short breaks

Sample 5-day Dubai itinerary

  1. Day 1 – Downtown Dubai — Dubai Mall, Burj Khalifa at sunset and the Dubai Fountain show
  2. Day 2 – Old Dubai and desert safari — Al Fahidi, abra ride, gold and spice souks; dune bashing and BBQ dinner
  3. Day 3 – Palm and Marina — Atlantis, The View at the Palm, JBR Beach and a Marina dhow dinner cruise
  4. Day 4 – Abu Dhabi — Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque plus the Louvre or Ferrari World
  5. Day 5 – Museum of the Future — or Dubai Frame, shopping and departure

Every TravelHuge itinerary is customised — add, swap or slow down any day.

Dubai travel guides

Dubai travel FAQ

Straight answers to the questions Indian travellers ask us most about Dubai.

Do Indians need a visa for Dubai?

Most do — a UAE tourist visa arranged before travel, usually through an airline, hotel or travel agent. Indians with a valid US visa or green card, or a UK or EU visa or residence permit, may qualify for a visa on arrival.

How much does a Dubai trip cost from India?

About ₹47,000–78,000 per person for 4–5 days on a budget, and ₹95,000–1.6 lakh mid-range, including visa and flights. A family of four typically spends ₹3–5 lakh. See our Dubai cost guide.

Is Dubai good for a family holiday?

Excellent — safe, easy to get around, with theme parks, water parks, aquariums, beaches and Indian food everywhere.

How many days are enough for Dubai?

4–5 days covers Downtown, Old Dubai, a desert safari, the Palm and an Abu Dhabi day trip. Follow our 5-day Dubai itinerary.

What is the best time to visit Dubai from India?

November to March, when days are 20–30°C. June to September is very hot but hotel prices drop sharply.

Is a desert safari safe for kids and elderly parents?

Yes, if you choose a gentler 'soft' dune drive or skip dune bashing and go straight to the camp for the camel rides, shows and dinner.

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