One fine day in Emirates Palace
I almost forgot that I haven’t posted these photos yet. As I wrote early this month, I took some photos before the Picasso Exhibit and after the felt-like underwater dining experience. No much stories this time. Enjoy looking in. =)



Very beautiful. I agree, it is a different view at night specially with the lights. I’d love to see this place in the future.
That ceiling was breathtaking!
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oh yeah, very beautiful indeed, thanks for sharing those loveliness. Di man ako makapunta sa isang palasyo, i feel like i have visited the place too. Wonderful. Breathtaking!
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WOW! as in wow talaga! hahaha. ganda ng place specially at night. breathtaking!
you are indeed so lucky to go inside the palace.
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Absolutely breathtaking! I could live there….
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Awesome especially the dome design. Is this where the Royalty of UAE lived? Kasi, here, you can’t come even near the palace where the king reside.
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ang gandaaaaaaa!!! *inggit mode* love the ceiling pic. reminds me of Christmas Parol
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wow.. very beatiful..
Nice pictures!
But where are the people? Why does it look empty?
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its not beautiful… its wonderful… wow… sana may ganyan sa pinas!
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I got dizzy with the first photo.
If you did not mention that it’s a ceiling, I’ll mistaken it as a photo taken from a high stair
Great shots
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WOW!!! WOW!!! O_O
WOW!!!
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wow! great place.. i really hope i could go there someday [to see the pictures for myself].
i especially like the mini water fountains (my son would go crazy over them!) and the lighted palm(?) trees.
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wow! ang bongga!
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The Arabs really invest on the structures.
woohh! fantastic pics! hmm.. i must go there one day
Let me know if you’ll come.
we got the same photo taken in the emirates palace (first pic posted here) i thought someone grabed it on my friendster account. me and my fiancee also hit the picasso exhibit on the last day, sad we cant take any pics of his works especially the goat scultpture..nice blog btw.congratulations!
I think everyone who went in the palace actually took the photo of the ceiling. That’s one of the most photographed areas in Emirates Palace.
I’ve just had the screenshots of the photos in Picasso site. I was itching to take a photo of the exhibit, too.
Thanks for dropping by.
It’s livelier at night.
I noticed the structures in UAE have pretty and well-conceptualized ceilings.
Glad you enjoyed the pix as well.
I think everyone is welcome to take a look of the Palace. But with some restrictions, of course. I’m not able to see everything yet. I want to find out if some of the rooms up there are made of gold, as they say.
The kid in me felt like a princess for a while when I was there.
No, they live in a different place. It serves mainly for Abu Dhabi’s special functions and other regale things.
Yeah, the kumukuti-kutitap parol dyan sa atin.
I’ve started Breaking Dawn. I re-read several chapters in Eclipse. I’m so kilig especially at the tent scenes.
I can’t help but read Eclipse again. I super liked it!
Yes.:)
I intentionally did not post pix with strangers/people in it. Except for the fountain shot.
You’ll most likely find structures like this in Mid East, because of the type of government and culture. Philippines has its own beauty.
Oh well, I should have not captioned that one and asked the readers instead.
The view/ place is just so amazing that even an amateur cam will produce pretty shots.
Once more, wow! Thanks for dropping by.
That’s possible.
Thanks for visiting!
The fountains are lovelier at night! Those are dates trees.