Burj Khalifa

This is paradise on earth, I was super impressed the first time I set my feet there.

The buildings were lovely, what got me thinking was the calibar of cars, you know honestly, I thought I was playing need for speed. Obviously this is a place of excess wealth. The only problem I had was the heat, trust me you don't want to have a hood on like I had! I also had my glasses on, for a moment when I stepped out of the prado (taxi)! I thought I just got into a kitchen with boiling water or a hot bath tub, I couldn't see a thing. Aside that its a great place, the buildings are majestic, you know, it feels like Dubai got me too exposed. Currently I don't get amazed when I see any of these exotic cars anymore because I have seen them all and well I had the chance to cruise in a Lamborghini Gallardo!

An only city, which is interesting for me to visit is Dubai, that is located in United Arab Emirates. First and foremost it should be mentioned that Abu Dhabi, the capital city of UAE is more developed and modernized than it was 20 years ago. Constructions, Skyscrappers, new generation of sport cars and etc. I deserve to see this place and it’s the most desirable goal for me. Meanwhile the car called Lykan Hypersport was created in UAE and nowadays it has got the highest level among the speeding 780 h/p with an engine 3.7 L Twinturbo (7 speed dual clutch Transmission). 

Secondly Burj Dubai, known as the Burj Khalifa was constructed and built in 2010. The height equals to 828.9 metre. That’s why it is named as the highest building/Skyscraper in the whole world.

The last but not the list is the rule. To compare with minority of those countries, that have no evidence to support an issue about pollution, circulation, regulation. 

United Arab Emirates have already observed these things and made a conclusion to invite and create a strict rules, that would regulate this articles officially by the legislation.