It is a rechargeable card that allows the individual to use all public transport in the city just recharging it at a metro station. Thus, the cost spent per trip will depend on the distance traveled by the traveler, being charging some fares. Therefore, the following card types follow:

• Red Card: for short stays. Can be recharged for a maximum of 10 routes, the cost of the card is AED2 (R$ 2,70). The marketing is made by any ticket ing machine.

• Silver Card: The card price is AED25 ($25.80 - $19 initial credit and $6 of the cost charged for the cost of the card) of balance. It is the recommended option for tourists and travelers.

• Blue Card: option for those who live in Dubai.

• Gold Card: For access to gold class, it costs $25AED, ($19 initial credit, $6 card cost), the amounts charged per trip are more expensive.

OPENING HOURS:

• Saturday to Wednesday: from 5:30 am to 0:00 am;
• Thursday: 5:30 to 1:00AM ;
• Friday: 10:00AM to 1:00AM;

It enchants a great part of the travelers for its beautiful landscapes, also, it draws the attention of its tourists by its orange dunes and breathtaking sunsets. Thus, it is worth mentioning that the place is very arid and suffers high incidence of solar radiation during the day, therefore, most of the tours take place during the evening at 4PM. In this way, the route is quiet and the cars move at a relatively small speed and after the tour, at dusk, there'll be some typical dances, choreographies and a dinner is served to the participants. It is extremely important mentioning that the tour has an average duration of 6 hours and has an average cost of AED 250 (U$ 67,00).

The Arab cuisine is rich in spices, such as: clove, pepper, saffron, cinnamon, nutmeg and pine nuts. Most of the dishes include vegetables and some meat options, such as: lamb, goat, chicken and camel. Thus, it is important to notice that due to the Islamic traditions and beliefs, pork is prohibited in this country. Moreover, here's some culinary examples, such as: Hummus, Tabule, Maqluba, Falafel, Kousa Mashi among others.