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Abu Dhabi, the city and administrative centre of the Abu Dhabi emirate, serves as the capital of the United Arab Emirates (formerly the Trucial States or Trucial Oman). The city is confined to a small, triangular island with the same name. It is off the Persian Gulf coast and is connected to the mainland by a thin bridge. Abu Dhabi's transformation from an impoverished village of only regional relevance to a metropolitan city with a fully established infrastructure was made possible by the emirate's oil wealth.There are several natural treasures in Abu Dhabi. The garden city of Al Ain, located on the slopes of Jebel Hafeet, is home to various historical landmarks. At the same time, the emirate's well-known Liwa oasis in the southwest of the emirate is home to some of the world's biggest and most gorgeous dunes. The cultural centre of the United Arab Emirates has been referred to as Abu Dhabi. Arab poetry, belly dancing, and desert safaris are a few of the UAE's cultural highlights. Many people wear traditional clothing, with the men donning full-length shirts and checkered white or red headdresses. The ladies are covered in a hijab and wear long black robes called abayas. Abu Dhabi offers an almost endless variety of cuisines, from Indian to Italian. In Abu Dhabi, there are many beautiful natural attractions.

Cape Town serves as both the regional capital of the Western Cape province and the seat of government for South Africa. Cape Town is also called the "Mother City" of South Africa. It is located on the northern side of the Cape Peninsula, about 50 km north of the Cape of Good Hope. Cape Town was founded as a refreshment stop for ships used by the Dutch East India Company on the beaches of Table Bay in 1652. To help the Dutch protect the city from British attack, the French maintained a garrison in 1781. Their presence affected local culture and architecture.A variety of delicacies, including bredies, pickles, stews, savoury nibbles, sweet delights like koesisters, boeber, and several "porrings," are included in Cape Malay cuisine. The Cape is a cultural mash-up of Malay, Afrikaner, English, Dutch, French, and Xhosa lifestyles. The township culture of Cape Town provides a fresh viewpoint on the area's cultural diversity. The rich and impoverished mingle in a vibrant mix of brick homes and shacks. Walking through shebeens to local artisan markets, churches, and museums reveals spirited business activities that signal the end of apartheid.