Ultimate Travel Guide - Ramadan

Get ready for an extra dose of magic in Dubai this Ramadan! With the holy month expected to start on March 11th (keep an eye on the moon sighting for the final confirmation), the city is gearing up for a dazzling celebration with fireworks every weekend. Here’s where you can watch fireworks during Ramadan in Dubai. Bluewaters and The Beach JBR Kicking off the festivities, Bluewaters and The Beach JBR will host the first and third weekends (March 15-17 and March 29-31) with breathtaking fireworks displays at 10 p.m.. Gather your loved ones and witness the magic unfold against the...

Spending Ramadan in Turkey is a unique and enriching experience. Visitors can immerse in the spiritual side of Ramadan by visiting historic mosques like the Blue Mosque and Hagia Sophia where special prayers and cultural events add to the spiritual and festive atmosphere of this holy month. The bustling streets of Istanbul come alive with markets and food stalls offering iftar meals, providing a vibrant scene for breaking the fast. Iftar is the evening meal with which Muslims break their daily fast during the holy month of Ramadan. It is served immediately after sunset, marking the end of the day's...

As the Holy Month of Ramadan approaches, Expo City in Dubai is gearing up for the much-anticipated return of "Hai Ramadan," a vibrant celebration of culture, tradition, and community. The event promises a delightful mix of festivities, culinary delights, and family-friendly activities that capture the essence of Ramadan. Here’s what you can expect during this month-long celebration at Expo City. Iftar Cannon One of the highlights of Hai Ramadan is the Iftar Cannon. Originating from Egypt and now a cherished tradition in various Muslim countries, the cannon fires a single shot at sunset, signaling the beginning of Iftar. Visitors to...

The heart of Bur Deira is alive with the spirit of Ramadan as Dubai Municipality's renowned 'Ramadan Souq' opens its doors, welcoming the holy month with an array of festivities and traditional charm. Set against the historic backdrop of Old Municipality Street, this bustling market is a celebration of culture, community, and the anticipation of Ramadan. Running until March 9th, 2024, the Ramadan Souq has become a staple on the Dubai calendar, attracting a diverse crowd of citizens, residents, tourists, and curious visitors from around the globe. Stepping into the Souq is like entering a treasure trove, where the vibrant...