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Ramadan is a holy month for the devout Muslims, who fast from dawn to dusk for the entire month. It is believed that the holy book of Quran was revealed to Prophet Mohammed during this month. The month-long festival of Ramadan culminates with Eid Al-Fitr, which falls on 4th or 5th June in 2019. While
Watching New Year’s Eve fireworks in Dubai is something of a tradition. The world’s eyes are on Dubai to see the elaborate fireworks display, which is then shown all around the world.
Dubai is all about opulence, luxury and being extravagant. Be it the size of its malls or the height of its buildings or the magnanimity of its events, nothing in Dubai is mediocre.
During New Year’s Eve, Dubai is the city whose celebrations are telecasted all around the world. It is an extravaganza like no other. But why watch it on TV when you can actually celebrate New Year in Dubai.
