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Around 10 k INR pp per day- if you have an avg accommodation and sharing accommodation with another adult. However, this would depend on a number of factors: What kind of accommodation works for you? would you be using public transport (i would recommend it) or private vehicle; Are you travelling in group. etc.
P.S. don' t miss the Mosque.
UpvoteCommentI would say 3-4 days for Dubai and a day or two max for Abu Dhabi (ofcourse if you wish to do Ferrari Theme Parks etc. - it may take longer). I had done a day trip to Abu Dhabi (which was okay because I was not into theme parks). Totally depends on what all you wish to cover.
Travelling to Bur Dubai, Dubai museum, gold souk, spices souk,burj khalifa, dubai museum can be done in 10AED per person. i.e around 200 rs per person.
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A trip to Dubai and Abu Dhabi for 5-6 days (excluding flights) can vary depending on your travel style—budget, mid-range, or luxury. Here's a rough estimate per person in USD (or INR equivalent) for a comfortable mid-range trip: Cost Estimate for a 5–6 Day Trip to Dubai and Abu Dhabi (Per Person, Excluding Flights): Accommodation:
$300–$600 depending on your choice. You can find affordable hotel apartments or serviced apartments (TheSqua.re has great options with flexible stays). Local Transport:
Around $80–$120 for metro, taxis, or shared/private transfers (including travel between Dubai and Abu Dhabi). Food & Dining:
Expect $100–$200 for a mix of casual meals and a few mid-range restaurants. Sightseeing & Entry Tickets:
Around $150–$250. This includes top attractions like Burj Khalifa, Desert Safari, Dubai Frame, Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi, and the Louvre Museum. Shopping & Miscellaneous:
About $50–$150 depending on your personal preferences. 💰 Total Estimated Cost (excluding flights):
$680–$1,300 (roughly ₹56,000 to ₹1,08,000 INR) 💡 Tip: Consider booking a serviced apartment from TheSquare to save on dining and enjoy the comfort of a home-like stay during your Dubai and Abu Dhabi trip.
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