Expo City Dubai's 'Hai Ramadan': Here’s What To Expect

Ramadan is just around the corner and the Holy month brings with it an enchanting atmosphere, delicious food, and exciting activities. And, the celebration only doubles with 'Hai Ramadan’. Wondering what it is? Read on to know more.

Expo City Dubai’s Hai Ramadan will begin on the first day of Ramadan and will run for 30 days. Hai Ramadan comes from the word Hai means 'neighbourhood’ and 'welcome’ in Arabic, which highlights how everyone is welcome.

What To Expect?

For 30 days, Expo City Dubai's Al Wasl Plaza will transform into a lively hub, offering a welcoming atmosphere for all. Guests can enjoy the mesmerising projections, soak in the rich cultural experiences, binge on regional and international cuisine, shop at night markets, and much more.

Iftars & Suhoors

From street foods to sharing concepts, foodies can go on a culinary tour around the world. Breaking the fast during Ramadan is a cherished tradition, and at Expo City, visitors will have the opportunity to join the community for a meal after sunset. More than 20 outlets and food carts will offer a variety of Ramadan treats for everyone to enjoy. Visitors can also experience a specially curated iftar by the enchanting waterfall at Expo City Dubai. Indulge in this delightful dining experience for Dhs220 per adult and Dhs 95 per child.

Explore The Souk

Shopaholics can head to the night market selling gifts ranging from perfumes to tailormade clothes. The vibrant souk at Al Wasl Plaza will be filled with handcrafted treasures, traditional attire, and enchanting Ramadan-themed items. Guests can also sign up their kids for workshops, and watch Emirati art and crafts come alive.

That’s not all! Guests will be entertained by performances from Rashid and Latifa as they embark on a quest to locate the moon, symbolising the essence of fasting in Ramadan. The highlight of Hai Ramadan is the iconic Dubai cannon, back for its 2nd year. The cannon firing happens every day, to signify the time to break the fast. Lastly, there venue also boasts a dedicated mosque that will host prayers, including Isha, Taraweeh, and Tahajjud prayers. After the Taraweeh prayer, listen to storytellers share tales on adventure, culture, religion, and morality.