Dubai Tour Packages

You can apply for a Dubai tourist visa through Gomayu, which usually takes 3-5 working days to process. Make sure to submit your passport copy, passport-sized photos, and other necessary documents.

The visa fee can vary based on the type and duration (14, 30, or 90 days). Your travel agency will provide updated fee details. Fees are generally around USD 90 to USD 400, depending on the visa type.

The ideal time to visit Dubai is between November and March, when the weather is cooler and more comfortable for outdoor activities.

Yes, Dubai is one of the safest cities in the world with a low crime rate. It has strict laws and regulations, making it a safe travel destination for tourists.

Arabic is the official language, but English is widely spoken and understood in Dubai, especially in tourist areas. You should not face major communication issues.

Dubai uses the United Arab Emirates dirham (AED). You can exchange Nepali rupees or other currencies at exchange centers, banks, and airports. Many ATMs and hotels also provide exchange services.

Yes, you can use international roaming with your Nepali SIM card, but it may be costly. Alternatively, you can buy a local SIM card upon arrival, which may be more affordable for data and calling within Dubai.

Key attractions include Burj Khalifa, Dubai Mall, Palm Jumeirah, Desert Safari, Dubai Marina, and the Dubai Miracle Garden. Gomayu will help you plan a tailored itinerary based on your interests.

The cost depends on the package you choose. Generally, a 5-7 day trip may range from NPR 150,000 to NPR 300,000 per person, including flights, accommodation, meals, and excursions.

Dubai is quite liberal, but it’s respectful to dress modestly in public areas. Swimwear is allowed at pools, beaches, and water parks, while casual clothing is fine in most areas. In mosques, both men and women should cover their shoulders and knees.

Alcohol is available in licensed restaurants, bars, and clubs. However, public drinking is strictly prohibited, and it’s illegal to be intoxicated in public places.

While travel insurance is not mandatory, it is highly recommended as it can cover unexpected medical emergencies, trip cancellations, and other expenses. Some agencies may offer it as part of the package.

Dubai offers a wide variety of cuisines, including South Asian and Nepali dishes. Many restaurants cater to vegetarians and offer international food options as well.

Yes, Dubai is approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes behind Nepal.

Dubai has excellent public transportation, including buses, taxis, and the Dubai Metro. We offer packages that include airport transfers and sightseeing transportation.

Tipping is appreciated but not mandatory. It is common to tip 10-15% in restaurants, and small tips are appreciated by hotel staff and taxi drivers.

Dubai is known for its shopping malls, like the Dubai Mall, Mall of the Emirates, and traditional souks. Your travel agency may be able to arrange guided shopping tours if you’re interested.

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Yes, you can bring back items such as dates, spices, perfumes, and gold jewelry. Be mindful of customs regulations in Nepal regarding the quantity and value of items allowed.

Modest attire is required. Women should cover their heads, shoulders, and knees, and men should avoid shorts. Some mosques provide scarves and abayas (long robes) for visitors.

Dubai offers a wide range of accommodations, from budget hostels and 3-star hotels to luxury resorts and 5-star hotels. Options include family-friendly hotels, business accommodations, and boutique stays. Travel agencies can help you find options based on your budget and preferences.

Yes, Dubai is very accommodating to vegetarians and vegans, with many restaurants offering vegetarian and vegan options. You can find Indian, Nepali, and international restaurants with diverse vegetarian menus.

Dining costs vary. A meal at an inexpensive restaurant costs around AED 20–40, while a mid-range restaurant meal may cost AED 50–100 per person. Fine dining and upscale restaurants can go above AED 200.

Yes, there are several Nepali restaurants in Dubai that serve traditional Nepali dishes such as momo, thakali sets, and dal bhat. Your travel agency may be able to recommend popular Nepali or South Asian restaurants.

Our packages include only breakfast with your hotel bookings. You can also request full-board or all-inclusive options during the time of your booking.

Don’t miss trying Emirati dishes like shawarma, hummus, falafel, lamb kebabs, and biryani. You may also enjoy trying international dishes, as Dubai is known for its global culinary diversity.

Tap water is generally safe, but many people prefer bottled water for drinking due to taste preferences. Hotels and restaurants usually offer bottled or filtered water.

Yes, Wi-Fi is widely available in hotels, cafes, shopping malls, and even in public areas. Some hotels offer free WiFi, while others may charge a small fee.

Yes, Uber and Careem are popular ride-sharing apps in Dubai. They are convenient for tourists and often cheaper than traditional taxis.

Dubai uses Type G outlets (three rectangular pins). The standard voltage is 230V, so it’s advisable to bring a travel adapter if your devices use a different plug type.

Dubai is known for luxury shopping, but there are options for all budgets. Souvenirs, gold jewelry, spices, and dates are popular. You might budget around AED 500–1,000 for moderate shopping or more for luxury items.

Yes, you should check Nepal’s customs regulations, especially for gold, electronics, and high-value items. Travelers are usually limited to a certain amount of gold and duty-free items.

To stay within budget, consider staying at budget hotels, eating at local eateries, using public transportation, and avoiding high-end shopping. Choosing an all-inclusive package from a travel agency may also help control expenses.

Yes, Dubai’s Metro, buses, and trams connect many tourist destinations, including the Burj Khalifa, Dubai Mall, and Palm Jumeirah. There are also affordable taxis and ride-sharing services.

Dubai is very family-friendly, with attractions for all ages, including theme parks, water parks, and beaches. Many hotels offer family rooms, kids’ clubs, and babysitting services.

Yes, major attractions like the Burj Khalifa, Dubai Aquarium, and theme parks have entry fees, which vary by location and type of ticket. We offer Dubai packages that include entry fees to top attractions.

Popular souvenirs include gold jewelry, dates, spices, oud perfumes, Arabic coffee, and local handicrafts. Many tourists also buy electronic gadgets and branded items from Dubai’s malls.

Swimwear is acceptable at beaches and pools. However, it is advised to dress modestly when leaving the beach and heading to public areas. Topless bathing is not allowed.

Yes, it’s easy to visit nearby emirates like Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, and Ras Al Khaimah from Dubai by car or bus. We can arrange day trips or tours to explore these places.

While tipping isn’t mandatory, it’s appreciated. A 10-15% tip in restaurants and a few dirhams for hotel staff (like housekeeping and bellhops) is standard.