As iftar time approaches, Bur Dubai souq's narrow and cobbled streets begin to crowd with residents and tourists, who rush to savour freshly fried snacks sold from a row of restaurants.

In contrast to the more industrial harbouring in Deira, Bur Dubai’s waterside path features an uninterrupted line-up of dhows offering dinner cruises. Instead of gold and spice shops, the souks focus ...

If you’re interested in shopping, the Textile Souk is where you will find a range ... Finally, if you’re in Bur Dubai, you’d be remiss not to take an abra (traditional wooden boat) across ...

With no other port in the area, it was the creek that enabled Dubai to grow from a small, insignificant fishing village to a hub of international trade. Souks were established in both Bur Dubai ...

Location: Deira – Al Ras – Dubai – United Arab Emirates Have you heard about the Textile Souk? It is also known as the Bur Dubai market. This place is an exhibition of colors that you have ...

where you can cross between Deira and Bur Dubai on an authentic abra boat. Enter the labyrinthian Spice Souk in Deira Wharf, with its sacks and bags of brightly hued fragrant spices, or head to ...