One of Dubai's most attractive turns of events, Madinat Jumeirah is a contemporary interpretation of a traditional Arab village, complete with a souq (market), palm-fringed waterways and desert-hued hotels and villas festooned with wind towers. In case you're searching for an encounter that joins tradition and extravagance, come to Madinat Jumeirah.  Propelled by an ancient Arab citadel, this hotel is recognition for Dubai's Arabian heritage. Madinat Jumeirah, means town of Jumeirah, houses four luxury hotels, personal enclaves developed in the traditional style, the world-class Talise Spa, the Madinat Souk and 44 restaurants and bars. There are perfect details all through, so in the event that you see a few stairs, take them – they may lead you to a concealed terrace with a hypnotizing vista of the sprawling complex. Billowing bougainvillea, bushy banana trees and soaring palms characterise the enchanting grounds, which are scrupulously maintained by a small army of gardeners. At the heart of the complex lies Souk Madinat Jumeirah, a maze-like bazaar with shops lining wood-framed walkways. Although the ambience is too contrived to feel like an authentic Arab market, the quality of some of the crafts, art and souvenirs is actually quite high. If you fancy a bit of Western culture, see what’s playing at the Madinat Theatre.