The Middle East
Ancient Sands Meet Modern Skylines
Experience the Unforgettable
From timeless deserts and breathtaking mosques to futuristic cities and next-level luxury, the Middle East is a region built on contrasts. Explore the United Arab Emirates—from Dubai’s iconic skyline to Abu Dhabi’s serene architectural wonders—or discover Oman’s rugged beauty, where emerald wadis, wind-carved canyons, and historic cities create a journey that feels both wild and refined.
Whether you’re drawn to tradition, innovation, or a mix of both, your Big Time travel expert will design a tailor-made itinerary that connects you to the region’s culture, style, and unforgettable experiences.
Travel Guide
Visas & Entry Notes (for Indian Passport Holders)
• UAE: Indians typically need a visa in advance (some exceptions).
• Egypt, Qatar, Oman: May require visas in advance or e-visa.
• Israel-related stamps: If your itinerary includes Israel, check entry considerations for other countries.
Female Travelers
In destinations like the UAE, Egypt, and Oman, modest dressing is recommended in public areas and religious sites. Solo female travelers may comfortably prefer guided or group experiences depending on route.
Safety
Major cities in the UAE and established tourist zones in Oman and Egypt are widely traveled. For remote routes, vetted guides are recommended.
Moments Worth Chasing in The Middle East
Marvel at a Record-Breaking Mosque
Visit Abu Dhabi’s Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, known for its serene white domes, vast prayer halls, and remarkable craftsmanship.
Ski Indoors, Then Shop the Souk
Yes—ski in the desert at Ski Dubai, then switch gears to shopping, from luxury malls to traditional souks.
Touch the Sky at the Burj Khalifa
Head up the world’s tallest building for sweeping views of Dubai’s skyline and desert-meets-sea landscape.
Wander Oman’s Grand Mosques
Admire the beauty of the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque—elegant, calm, and set against Oman’s dramatic natural scenery.
Breathe in Spice-Laced Air at Muttrah Souq
Explore Muscat’s Muttrah Souq, where frankincense scents the air and handcrafted goods make for memorable finds.
