Along the coastline of Dubai, a remarkable transformation has taken place: hundreds of small, manmade islands have been crafted into elaborate shapes, best admired from above. The most renowned is Palm Jumeirah, designed to resemble a palm tree, followed by the larger and less developed Palm Jebel Ali. Nearby, the World Islands form a map of the world. These engineering marvels, visible from the city’s skyscrapers or during a flyover, offer a unique blend of luxury and innovation, with Palm Jumeirah already bustling with high-end resorts and residences.
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