Dubai City Tour During Ramadan: What You Need to Know

Are you also planning to visit Dubai during Ramadan? If yes, then do not worry we have got your back. Explore the city of contrasts which slows down in deep meditation during Ramadan. You will get to see a truly unique side of Dubai with the blend of its history, culture, and tradition during this time. 

However, you can explore the Dubai city tour and experience the most enjoyable, spiritual, and explorative side of this city. You will also witness the practices that are done during Ramadan and all the ethnic traditions that usually take place. Stick to this blog till the end and keep reading it for more information. 

 Main Highlights Of Dubai One Should Never Miss   

While you visit Dubai during the month of Ramadan, the entire highlights of this city will leave you in awe and these experiences will be remembered by everyone throughout their life. Here are some of the best activities that happen in Dubai.

Eid Al Fitr

On the final day of Ramadan, Eid al Fitr marks the end of fasting and Ramadan. Tourists are encouraged and get attracted towards the extraordinary event, mesmerising fireworks, and shopping. Many festivities that take place on this day are special prayers, feasts, family gatherings, and charity.

 Ramadan Tents

Discover the best Ramadan tents to visit in Dubai where people come together and eat their holistic meals. There are many hotels, eateries, and communal places that provide iftar tents for people. However, cultural refreshments and extraordinary buffets will leave you speechless.

 Canon Firing

When Ramadan concludes on the day of Eid Al Fitr, canons are fired twice to announce the festival's beginnings and twice again on Eid morning. However, canon firing during the sunset symbolises the end of the day's fast. These canons can be heard all over the UAE at the time of sunset. Therefore, the most popular sightseeing areas are Dubai City Walk and Burj Park. 

 Places that you can visit during Ramadan   

Dubai and Abu Dhabi are not fully closed during Ramadan, many popular attractions are there to be explored which will be less crowded and there are many upscale hotels that organise special events for Iftar. So, it could be an ideal time to plan your trip with Dubai Tours. Here is a list of some places that you can visit during this time.

 Burj Khalifa   

This attraction maintains its regular timings which open from 9 am to 11 pm daily, offering visitors the unique opportunity to explore the tallest skyscraper with its breathtaking views. Experience the mesmerising views of the Dubai fountain, and enjoy the serene atmosphere with a variety of global flavors as well.

  Desert Safari And Bbq Dinner   

If you are coming to Dubai then you can't miss the desert safari which offers you multiple adventure rides like dune bashing, camel riding, and sand boarding. However, belly dancing and shisha smoking are not done during the 1 holy month of Ramadan. You can witness the great experience and enjoy the iftar gathering with people to make good memories. 

IMG World Of Adventure   

During the month of Ramadan, it opens from 3 pm to 9 pm where tourists can explore and enjoy their time at IMG Adventure Park. All the restaurants over here are open for people throughout this month. It welcomes you to its Arabian nights with Ramadan decoration spirits where you can serve yourself with an iftar buffet, and enjoy puppet shows from the Arabian stories.

 Ramadan Wonder Souk   

In the month of Ramadan, there are many rules for tourists but eventually, Dubai is a city that is filled with fun and enjoyment during this month as well. This year you will experience the global village which is beautifully decorated with arabesque designs, you will witness a variety of delicious iftar and suhoor options at many pavilions. However, Ramadan Wonder Souq offers a unique shopping experience, cultural entertainment, and a lavish festive feel.

 Mosque Tours   

There are many beautiful and spiritual places on your trip to Dubai during the month of Ramadan to make it more memorable. You can visit the Sheikh Grand Mosque, Abu Dhabi which is something you can't miss during this time. With that, explore the Jumeirah mosque, the Khalifa Al Tajer Mosque, the Imam Hussein Mosque, and the Al Farouk Omar bin Al Khattab Mosque.

 What Are The Ramadan Cultural Values?   

People in Dubai are so welcoming, showing hospitality with love and kindness. You will be in love with this place, as there is no coming back once you reach here. Plan your trip accordingly this Ramadan as you will learn many things during your trip.

 Suhoor

Suhoor is the meal, which is taken early in the morning, before the break of dawn that nourishes to prepare yourself for the whole day till sunset. Several restaurants and hotels offer a wide range of meals like desserts, dishes, and beverages. It is offered at many places during Ramadan as a gesture.

Siyam

This practice is followed to abstain yourself from something. It shows kindness, good behavior, and attitude as well. Muslims abstain from negative energy, whether it is actions or thoughts. They became down to earth towards everyone, treated with kindness, and became solicitous during this time.

 Iftar

This is the last meal in the evening when every family gathers together. Special arrangements are made like tents are set up to host iftar. However, Arabic and international delicacies are served with luxury meals like dates, soup, and mouthwatering desserts. Experience this time, which will be an unforgettable one and you will learn a lot of things. 

 Conclusion   

Get the best experiences while you visit the top attractions during the month of Ramadan. There are plenty of places to visit in Dubai and experience the spark of cultural and traditional practices. Grab your package today and customise it as per your wish to enjoy the best trip of your life with your loved ones. So, what are you waiting for? Go now and explore this city at the best time when there are no big crowds.