3 to 5 Days in Dubai Under ₹50,000

Dubai—a land of luxury, towering skyscrapers, and gold-drenched shopping—might seem out of reach for the budget traveler. But what if we told you that you can explore this glamorous desert city without spending more than ₹50,000

Yes, it’s possible 3 to 5 Days in Dubai Under ₹50,000 –and this guide shows you exactly how.

Whether you want to marvel at the Burj Khalifa, stroll through Old Dubai’s souks, take a thrilling desert safari, or relax on the shores of Jumeirah Beach, you can enjoy an unforgettable trip to Dubai with smart planning and the right choices.

3 to 5 Days in Dubai Under ₹50,000

What This Guide Covers:

• Flight & visa costs from India

• Affordable hotels in Dubai

• Metro travel & transport tips

• Local food hacks to save money

• Best free & budget attractions

• Sample 3–5 day itinerary

•  FAQs, travel tips, and cost breakdown

Booking Flights & Visa of dubai

• Round-trip airfare from Indian metros starts at ₹10,000–₹15,000 depending on the season and airline (IndiGo, Air India, flydubai)

• Tourist visa (14–30 days) usually costs ₹6,000–₹8,500 via airlines or VFS India Travel Forum

• Estimated flights + visa: ₹12,000–₹16,000

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 Accommodation (3–4 nights)

Stay in budget-friendly areas such as Deira, Bur Dubai, Al Barsha, or Barsha Heights for best deals.

Total stay cost: ₹5,500–₹12,000

 Food & Dining

• Street/Local Eateries (shawarma, falafel, Indian meals): ₹300–₹800/meal

• Budget restaurants: ₹800–₹1,500/meal (e.g. Deira, Ravi Restaurant) Segv Tours+12Goniyo+12Thrifty Explorers+12Wishfin+2The Times+2Thrifty Explorers+2

• Daily Food Estimate: ₹1,000–₹1,200

• For 3–4 days: ₹3,500–₹6,000

Local Transport in dubai

• Dubai Metro/fare with Nol Card: ₹500/day (~AED 14), including transfers & buses https://www.rta.ae/wps/portal/rta/ae/public-transport/metro/about-metro

• Abra rides across Creek: AED 1–2 (~₹20–₹45)

• Estimated cost for transport: ₹1,000–₹2,000 total

Free Attractions Of Dubai

BEST ATTRACTION OF DUBAI

Free experiences:

• Dubai Fountain Show, Marina Walk, Jumeirah Beach, Old Souks, Al Fahidi Historic District, Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary

Paid highlights: Paid Attractions Of  Dubai

• Burj Khalifa (124th floor): ~₹3,700/person

• Desert Safari with BBQ: ~₹3,200–₹5,000

• Dubai Frame: ~₹1,000

• Dubai Aquarium / Underwater Zoo: ~₹2,100

• Global Village: ~₹400

• Miracle Garden (open Oct–Apr): around ₹1,200

Spend wisely: Pick 2–3 paid attractions and supplement with free experiences for a total sightseeing cost of ₹6,000–₹8,000.

Indian & South Asian Food In Dubai

• • Hyderabadi Biryani (Dubai style) –
    A Dubai staple among Indian expats, available from local to luxury.
    📍 Try at: Jaffer Bhai’s, Pak Liyari, Biryani Pot

  • Chole Bhature & Chaat –
    Perfect for vegetarians and North Indian food lovers.
    📍 Best places: Ravi Restaurant, Veg World, Chatori Gali at Meena Bazaar

Unique Drinks & Fusion Foods Try In Dubai

• • • Karak Chai – Spiced tea made strong and sweet, a South Asian staple now loved all over Dubai.
      📍 Try at: Filli Cafe, Karak House, Tea Break

    • Camel Milk Ice Cream – Local and nutritious!
      📍 Available at: Arabian Tea House, Camelicious

Sample 4‑Day Itinerary Of Dubai

Day 1: Old Dubai & Culture

• Explore Al Fahidi Historical District & Dubai Museum

• Abra ride and shopping at Gold & Spice Souks

• Evening at Dubai Fountain & Souk Al Bahar

Day 2: Skyline & Marina

• Go up Burj Khalifa, visit Dubai Mall Aquarium

• Sunset at JBR Beach or Kite Beach

• Dinner in Downtown (Operation Falafel or Social House)

Day 3: Nature & Desert Adventure

• Visit Dubai Frame and Ras Al Khor Flamingo Sanctuary

• Afternoon desert safari with dune bashing and cultural show

Day 4 (Optional): Gardens & Global Village

• Morning at Miracle Garden or Dubai Butterfly Garden

• Afternoon stroll at City Walk or Dubai Creek Park

• Early evening at Global Village (open Nov–Apr)

Estimated Budget Summary for dubai

Aim to stay under ₹50,000 by adjusting one or two expense items—opt for cheaper meals, fewer paid attractions, or book flights early.

Can ₹50,000 cover a 4‑day Dubai trip from India?
Yes—if you choose budget flights, stay in core zones, use metro, and pick 2–3 paid visits.

Where should I stay in Dubai?
Deira, Bur Dubai, Al Barsha, or Barsha Heights—all offer metro access and good rates (~₹3,000–₹4,000/night).

Can I eat locally without overspending?
 Absolutely—dine at street stalls, Indian/Middle Eastern cafes, or Karama eateries at ₹300–₹800 per meal.

 Is public transport enough?
Yes. The Metro + Abra combo covers most attractions affordably (~₹200/day).

Travel Booking Links for Dubai Trips from India:

1. MakeMyTrip
   https://www.makemytrip.com/flights-to-dubai.html

2. Yatra
   https://www.yatra.com/international-flights/dubai

3. Cleartrip
   https://www.cleartrip.com/flights-to-dubai

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