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Dubai Itinerary 5 Days: Unveiling the Ultimate Experience

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  Planning a trip to Dubai? Congratulations on choosing one of the most spectacular destinations in the world! Dubai, with its iconic skyline, luxurious resorts, and vibrant culture, offers an experience like no other. To make the most of your five days in this dazzling city, we've crafted a comprehensive Dubai itinerary that will ensure you don't miss out on any of the must-visit attractions and activities. Let's embark on an unforgettable journey! Know more about 5 Days Dubai Itinerary  Day 1: Arrival and Exploration Morning Your adventure begins as you touch down at Dubai International Airport. After a smooth immigration process, head to your hotel to freshen up and drop your luggage. Afternoon Start your Dubai exploration with a visit to the historic Al Fahidi Neighborhood, also known as Al Bastakiya. Stroll through its narrow alleys lined with wind-tower architecture and visit the Dubai Museum to delve into the city's rich heritage. Evening As the sun
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Ramadan 2021 – Experience Dubai during the Holy Month

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  Ramadan 2021 is fast approaching & you might be wondering about whether to visit Dubai during the holy month. Well, to put it simply, the Global City undergoes a massive transformation & boasts of wonderful Islamic traditions during the holy month of Ramadan. Read on to know more about all the exciting things that you can do during Ramadan 2021 in Dubai. What is Ramadan 2021? Ramadan (Ramzan or Ramadhan) is a very sacred & holy event for Muslims. This event signifies the occasion when Prophet Muhammad received the revelation of the Quran which is a religious book of Islam. This holy month on the Islamic Calendar comes around the ninth month. Muslim all over the world dedicates their time towards giving charity, prayer, religious devotion & fasting. Muslims usually observe fasting from dawn & consume a pre-dawn meal because the next meal will be after the sunset. Ramadan is not a public holiday in Dubai as businesses operate according to the normal opening ho
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