Dream - Many people already know the glamour and grandeur of skyscrapers in Dubai. However, not many know about one area that can teleport Sahabat Dream to Dubai in the 1890s. Here, you can experience a very different experience when visiting Dubai, from exploring centuries-old architecture, tracing the origins of the world's favorite drink at the Coffee Museum, to enjoying traditional Middle Eastern dishes.

After this, also include Symposium House and Events House in your itinerary because this place provides various demonstrations of local artisans' crafts, you know! You must visit Calligraphy House (Dar Al Khatt) to see the Arabic calligraphy skills and explore the traditional Emirati architecture at the Municipality House.

In this museum, you can find the origin of Arabian Coffee, from the legend of Kaldi, a goat herder who, during his journey from the highlands of Ethiopia, discovered coffee beans and brought them to Dubai at that time. Here, you will surely be fascinated by various collections of artifacts such as World War I coffee grinders, coffee history data, and antique coffee makers. There is no entrance fee to enter this museum, you know!

Until now, Dubai Creek is still a tourist attraction all year round. For only AED1 or around Rp1,000, you can ride an abra, a traditional ferry, to cross the river that separates Bur Dubai (historical area) from Deira, the more modern downtown Dubai. Once you arrive on the other side, enhance your experience at Spice Souk or the Colorful and Aromatic Spice Market. Get ready to taste the flavors and try new recipes as you explore this market.