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Looking for a new way to explore Kuwait? Extreme Bike Rentals has launched its first location along the Gulf Road, just outside Green Island. You can rent bikes and tricycles for adults and kids at KWD 3 per hour. Normally, the rental is open from 6 AM to 10 PM. But there are special working hours during Ramadan: from 3 PM until 3 AM, so if you feel like enjoying a late-night ride or want to explore the city after Iftar, you'll have plenty of time to do so. In the coming days, you’ll find more rental stations opening up...

If you’ve ever passed by Kuwait Towers and wondered what lies beyond the iconic structure, here’s some great news: Kuwait Towers Garden is finally open to everyone. No more needing a restaurant reservation or paying to visit the viewing deck. Until May 14, you can just stroll in and enjoy this beautiful space. The garden has been transformed into a cultural space, featuring art installations, interactive experiences, and a cafe. One of the main attractions is "Reflections by Hekaya" with 200 mirror installations that will make you look at the world a little differently. View this post on Instagram A...

Looking for a new spot to hang out in Riyadh? Check out Cup Matee, the city's first matte food truck! They’re serving up authentic Syrian matte lattes and cheesy mini kunafa bites. If you don’t feel like drinking your matte on the go, there's seating space to relax and enjoy your order. Matte is a popular South American drink made from the leaves of the mate plant. It has a herbal flavor with a touch of earthy notes. Often enjoyed as an energy booster, matte can be enjoyed both hot and cold. If you prefer something creamier, try matte with...

On the first day of Ramadan, Abu Dhabi opened Masdar City Mosque, a project that blends tradition with modernity. It's the UAE’s first net-zero energy mosque, which produces as much electricity as it consumes annually. Inspired by the traditional Al Bidyah Mosque, the mosque retains classic elements of Emirati design while incorporating sustainable technology. The roof and parking shades are covered with over 1,000 sqm of solar panels, providing all the power the mosque needs. Inside, there's a 42-metre-wide, column-free prayer hall that offers an open space for worship and can accommodate up to 1,300 people. A rammed earth Qibla...

Imagine checking into a hotel… and then heading upstairs to walk on the Moon. Not in a VR room, but inside a giant lunar sphere rising into the UAE skyline. That’s the idea behind MOON World Resort, a mega development concept that could soon be coming to UAE as one of 10 unique locations globally. The project will blend tourism, space inspiration, and large-scale hospitality in one destination. At the center of MOON World Resort is a gigantic sphere (271m in diameter) that looks like the Moon. Inside the sphere, there will be a lot to experience and enjoy: a...

You know that stretch of sand in Jumeirah that feels a little too quiet some evenings? Not for long. e& Beach Canteen reopens in March 2026, and it’s about to turn Nessnass Beach into one of the busiest after-sunset hangouts in Dubai. From March 19 to April 5, the plan is simple: show up hungry and leave happy. Entry to the festival won’t cost you a dirham. That alone makes it one of the easiest last-minute plans you can make in the city. If you've never been to e& Beach Canteen before, here’s what to expect. Instead of the usual...

Ramadan has started, and it brings a few changes to everyday life in Dubai. Whether you’re driving around the city, adjusting your work routine, or sorting out school timings, there’s a lot to keep in mind. Let’s take a look at the key changes you can expect in 2026, from Salik fees to parking, working hours of parks, and more! Salik Toll Timing and Fees during Ramadan 2026 Monday to SaturdayAED 6 during peak hours (9 AM to 5 PM)AED 4 during low peak hours (7 AM to 9 AM and 5 PM to 2 AM)Free from 2 AM to...

If evening walks, late-night park visits, and post-Iftar outings are part of your Ramadan routine, you’ll want to keep this saved. Dubai Municipality has confirmed the working hours for public parks and recreational spots during Ramadan, so you can plan your time outdoors without guessing. Parks and Attractions that Close before Midnight Children’s City: 9 AM to 4 PM Mountain Biking Track, Hiking Trail, and Cubs Track: 6:30 AM to 6 PM Dubai Frame: 10 AM to 7 PM Al Safa Park: 12 PM to 10 PM Al Mamzar Park: 8 AM to 11 PM Parks and Attractions Open until...

For anyone attending prayers at Dubai mosques during Ramadan, here’s some great news. Parkin has confirmed that parking spaces designated for Dubai mosques will be free parking during Ramadan for the entire day. This applies to zones marked with M and MP across the city. Typically, parking near mosques is free for one hour during prayer times, and paid for the rest of the day. During Ramadan, which began on February 18, that usual one-hour window no longer applies. If you’ll be driving to Dubai mosques during Ramadan, this is worth keeping in mind. It’s one less thing to worry...

Ramadan in the UAE started on February 18, and across the country, the iftar cannons are ready to mark sunset the traditional way. All preparations are now complete, so if you’ve been wondering where to see Iftar cannons in Fujairah, here are the details. The General Command of Fujairah Police has confirmed that the traditional Ramadan cannon will be fired throughout the holy month at several locations across the emirate. The main site will be Sheikh Zayed Mosque in Fujairah. If you’ve never seen it in person, the iftar cannon is one of those traditions that connects everyone at the...