National Geographic Travelさんのインスタグラム写真 - (National Geographic TravelInstagram)「Photos by @tasneemalsultan // Sponsored by @InterContinental // Nestled on the edge of the Arabian Peninsula, close to Iran and India and just a short flight away from three continents—Africa, Asia, and Europe—Dubai is one of the world’s most culturally diverse cities. Some 90 percent of its three million residents are citizens of other countries. Although I lived in Dubai for more than five years, I’m still discovering new pockets of art, languages, and cuisine from all over the world. I usually book my meetings in the Marina Bay area because of its prime location close to the creek, highway, and beach. I also like to jog in the early mornings before the sun is too hot. At sunset, I like to decompress and find a moment of solitude at the Ras al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary. From there, I hop onto the Dubai Abra at the Dubai Creek. I love listening to the azan (call to prayer) while I'm being soothed by the sound of the creek below. Close to the creek is the Al Fahidi Historical Neighborhood, which dates to the 1890s. Dubai has so many hidden gems that should not be missed, whether you’re on a weekend trip or have lived there for years. // With every journey you take, enhance your stay with @InterContinental Hotels & Resorts for an unforgettable experience. #InterContinentalLife」2月13日 2時14分