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Dubai Water Canal travel stamp, Dubai
Local gem · Dubai · United Arab Emirates

Dubai Water Canal

A man-made waterway, opened in 2016, that carries Dubai Creek on from Business Bay through Safa Park and Jumeirah to the sea. Its 3.2 kilometres are lined with walkways and cycle paths, and a curtain of water pours off the Sheikh Zayed Road bridge, pausing when boats pass beneath.

Where
Dubai, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Grade
Local gem
Worth
10 points collected on site
Coordinates
25.2033, 55.3271

Get the Dubai Water Canal stamp

Open LOQAH when you are at Dubai Water Canal. It checks where you are once, at that moment, and the stamp is yours: confirmed on site in gold and struck with the date. It goes into your Dubai volume with your photos and a note.

Near Dubai Water Canal

  • Dubai Opera 1.8 km

    Dubai · Dubai · Local gem

    A 2,000-seat performing arts centre in Downtown Dubai, its glass and steel shaped like a dhow. It opened in 2016 with Plácido Domingo, and the hall can change from theatre to concert hall to a flat floor for banquets.

  • Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary 1.9 km

    Dubai · Dubai · Local gem

    A wetland reserve at the old head of Dubai Creek, with the city's towers on the horizon. Migratory birds arrive in large numbers, flamingos among them, and hides along its edge let you watch them up close.

  • Dubai Garden Glow 4.2 km

    Dubai · Dubai · Local gem

    A night-time park in Zabeel Park, filled with illuminated sculptures of animals, flowers and fantasy scenes made from lights and recycled materials. It comes alive after dark, and a section of life-size moving dinosaurs keeps children busy.

  • Dubai Frame 4.5 km

    Dubai · Dubai · Well known

    A picture frame 150 metres tall and 95 metres wide standing in Zabeel Park, the largest in the world. A glass-floored bridge across the top looks north to old Dubai and south to the new city.

  • Zabeel Park 4.6 km

    Dubai · Dubai · Local gem

    A large city park in the Zabeel district, split into sectors that are joined by footbridges over the roads running through it. The Dubai Frame, a 150 metre picture frame of glass and gold-coloured steel, stands inside.

  • Museum of the Future 4.9 km

    Dubai · Dubai · Well known

    A ring-shaped steel building in Dubai's financial district, covered in Arabic calligraphy that doubles as its windows. The words are a poem about the future by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid, and the seven floors inside are given to science, technology and what may come next.

  • Dubai Mall 4.9 km

    Dubai · Dubai · Well known

    The largest mall in Dubai, with more than 1,200 shops at the foot of the Burj Khalifa. Inside are an aquarium and an ice rink, and its lakeside terrace outside is the best seat in town for the fountain show.

  • Dubai Aquarium and Underwater Zoo 4.9 km

    Dubai · Dubai · Local gem

    A vast aquarium inside the Dubai Mall, one of the largest in the world. Its main viewing panel, about 32 metres wide and 8 metres tall, faces straight onto the shopping concourse, so sharks and rays swim past shoppers who never paid to see them.

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Questions

Where is Dubai Water Canal?

Dubai Water Canal is in Dubai, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The nearest other LOQAH stamps are Dubai Opera (1.8 km), Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary (1.9 km), Dubai Garden Glow (4.2 km).

How do I get the Dubai Water Canal stamp?

Open LOQAH when you are at Dubai Water Canal and get its stamp. The app checks where you are once, at that moment, and the stamp goes into your Dubai volume, confirmed on site, with the date.

I have been to Dubai Water Canal before. Can I still have the stamp?

Yes. Add it from Earlier trips in your Dubai volume, with the date if you know it, or import your Google Timeline and LOQAH matches the places you were.

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