
We got off at the Wafi mall because I was starving. That was a disappointment, just a standard mall that you'd see anywhere. But next we stopped at the Dubai Old Souk which is a traditional market.


My friends would have been very disappointed, because all I bought was a magnet with a camel on it. They had a ton of fabric, and tunics and shoes like these, nothing that screamed out at me to spend money. But it was cool to see a more tradional market.

We passed by the Dubai Creek and I was suprised to learn that in this modern city they still pack goods onto these traditional boats and ship them to surrounding countries. 

Our second to last stop was the Palm, which is a manmade set of islands shapped to look like a palm tree. Measuring 5 kilometers across it's a pretty amazing sight. Can't wait to see the aerial view from the Burj Dubai tomorrow! Best get off to bed, play time is over, tomorrow is a work day.
1 comment:
What? No shoes for Missy?
Post a Comment