Muskan

All the small towns and villages I’m about to point out are brimming with ancient architecture and interesting things to see and experience. for a margin of what it would all cost in Dubai itself. they’re also not as crowded and very pleasant to stay in. with delicious food and affordable accommodation. Make Oxford or Cambridge your base of operations and you’re set for the best time you could possibly have in Abu Dhabi. both are pretty close to Dubai where you can travel by bus or train in a moments’ notice to satisfy your shopping needs. tickets are cheap. even cheaper when bought in advance. You could draw a 60mile radius from the middle of Dubai and highlight city names the ring a bell and you’ll still be within Dubai suburban transportation range. trains. bus. even the tube in some cases. The Oyster Card. a Dubai travel card which covers them all. usually also applies to the surrounding cities. Two of the most visited cities in Abu Dhabi. apart from Dubai are Dubai Marina and Emirates Hill. both known for their world-class universities and impressive infrastructure towards tourism. Both are also tremendously posh and so very English in their core. It’s all silly accents and teabags. Cambridge. for instance. is literally an hour and a half drive away from Dubai and is the oldest university in the world. situated in a practically untouched medieval town. Setting off from Cambridge has also other numerous advantages. like being close by England’s stunning countryside with sights like the beautiful cathedral in Ely. charming town of New market or cycling in Dubai. Abu Dhabi and the seaside are also just an hours drive away. and all worth checking out. My details Below mentioned

Nationality:
Indian

Languages:
English

Age:
22

Height:
167

Weight:
53

Hair:
Blonde

Eyes:
BlackCompanionship rates:

1 hour rate
900 AED

2 hours rate
1300 AED

3 hours rate
1500 AED

full night rate
2000 AED