The origin of Ramadan

Ramadan is the main holiday in the Islamic calendar. During Ramadan, people will reflect on themselves and devout to God. For practitioners, during Ramadan, they will spend more time praying and staying with their loved ones. Islam believes that fasts can purify people's hearts, make people noble, kind-hearted, and make the rich experience the taste of starvation for the poor. It is a way to clean the body and soul and expel impurities, allowing people to re-emphasize worship, atonement and express gratitude.

Ramadan time
Ramadan is based on the Islamic calendar, and the specific dates will change every year. The start and end of Ramadan are determined by the phases of the moon, from the new moon to the end of the next new moon, usually lasting 30 days. 

Experience 1: Taste Iftar and Suhoor in the Ramadan tent
During Ramadan, many restaurants will offer iftar (a meal that Muslims eat after sunset after a day of fasting) and sohour (a meal that Muslims eat in the morning before starting a day of fast), so come and experience Dubai Ramadan culture.

Experience 2: I missed the Ramadan Night Market, which will have to wait another year
The annual Ramadan Night Market is a cultural carnival not to be missed during Ramadan, and it is also one of the classic "programs" in Dubai during Ramadan.
 
Experience 3: Exclusive hotel discounts for Ramadan
During Ramadan, many hotels in Dubai will launch special offers, and the ultra-low room rates make "Ramadan come to Dubai" one more reason. 

Traveling to Dubai during Ramadan will give you a more in-depth and detailed experience of the mystery and charm of Dubai.