‘Travel is the only thing that makes you richer. It is an investment in yourself.’
St Claret School provided an exclusive opportunity to have this enriching experience by organising an international trip to ‘Dubai – The Magical Land of Skyscrapers and unending wonders and adventures’. It was a 5-days, 4-nights trip consisting of a group of 27 members, which included 12 students and 15 teachers, including the Principal and the tour guide.
The tourist destinations in Dubai included various sites like Burj Khalifa, Dubai Frame, Dubai Mall, Palm Jumeirah, Sea World, Abu Dhabi etc. were covered in this trip.
The ‘Enthusiastic Team’ took an International flight to Dubai from Bengaluru on 3 Oct by Ethaid Airways and landed in Abu Dhabi. Looking forward for an adventurous journey to the land of magic and marvels. Each day was a new experience of learning, filled with fun and loads of entertainment.
The first day was an enthralling experience. The unique glass greenhouse, home to a wide variety of plant species. This innovative space showcases fruit-bearing plants such as pineapple and plantain, along with thriving vegetable patches and a diverse collection of potted plants including aquaponic systems and aquaculture methods, making this visit both educational and inspiring.
The team also experienced the breath taking Burj Khalifa, the captivating and mesmerising Dubai Mall and the evening aboard the Traditional Dhow Cruise was filled with cultural, entertainment and a unique blend of hospitality including a lavish dinning, spread out with mouth-watering cuisine.
Our team experienced the beautiful Museum of the Future, one of Dubai’s most iconic landmarks. This immersive destination introduced participants to groundbreaking innovations, futuristic concepts, and sustainable technologies. They were given a chance to explore advancements in artificial intelligence, robotics, renewable energy, and space exploration, offering invaluable insights into how technology is shaping the world of tomorrow.
The unforgettable experience of Desert Safari with exhilarating dune bashing across the golden sand dunes, followed by opportunities such as camel ride, capturing the essence of traditional Bedouin life. The sun sets, the desert camp with cultural shows, music, and dance performances, gave them the experience of the rich heritage.
The team had a chance to explore the Palm Jumeirah Monorail Ride, a unique form of public transport that offers scenic views of the man-made island while also providing valuable insights into urban connectivity and transport infrastructure in Dubai.
They also visited the iconic Abrahamic Family House, a remarkable cultural landmark that houses a mosque, a church, and a synagogue within one complex. This visit highlights the UAE’s strong commitment to interfaith harmony, tolerance, and cultural inclusivity, providing participants with a deeper appreciation of the nation’s values.
Their panoramic experience covered the stunning Corniche, with its immaculate waterfront, and other key landmarks that showcased Abu Dhabi’s blend of modern architecture and cultural heritage.
The team also experienced the SeaWorld Abu Dhabi, an extraordinary marine-themed destination which combined entertainment with education.
Thanks to the efficient tour guides, the entire team has came back with a refreshing and knowledgeable History of Dubai. This entertaining and fun-filled trip will have a long-lasting memory.
The team bid farewell to Abu Dhabi and boarded the flight back to Bengaluru on 7 Oct.