Four days weekend might feel like an eternity if you are trying to avoid mall crowds, while promenading or roasting on the beach in what feels like +61 is not an option for you. Of course, there are still lots of things to do this Eid (look here for more ideas), as well as celebrating the Read More …
The holy month of Ramadan offers us a unique opportunity to enjoy a traditional Iftar meal. Although if translated from Arabic, the word “Iftar” means “breakfast”, during the holy month of Ramadan it is basically breaking fast at sunset. The range of Iftars offered in Dubai is as diverse as the city itself. UncoverDubai have compiled Read More …
Ramadan can be a bit confusing, especially for those who just arrived to Dubai. And even though it’s quite easy to find the lists of all do’s and don’t’s during the holy month, it’s not that easy to figure out which places are open for dining and take away for those who are not fasting. Read More …