Dubai is a city and emirate in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Dubai, a city of many places to visit and a city to shop for luxury, is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. The tallest tower in the world, the Burj Khalifa, is known for its attractive and lavishing architecture, incredible skylines or skyscrapers and tourist attractions.
The average temperature in Dubai stays between 32 and 34°C on average in May, with mid-range humidity and a light breeze. However, travellers say its 50°C on average but that’s not correct.
A light breeze and mild humidity make the place bearable and enjoyable to visit and have fun in.
Well, you can head out to many things to decide why May is a perfect month.
Lesser crowd: Many tourist places have attractions for tourists in the Ramadan season; everything here remains open. What is the advantage of less crowding? You can enjoy your tour to the fullest.
Ramadan: Ramadan is one thing that reminds us of tradition there. The charm remains the same, as does its tradition. Ahaan! Don’t forget to enjoy food during this season, specifically during Iftars.
Accommodation: Since off-season begins at the beginning of May, everything regarding accommodation is easily available and that too at much cheaper rates. This incredible price drop is an advantage but only to be taken in May.
1. Burj Khalifa: The place most famous for. Burj Khalifa is the tallest building and you can enjoy the sunrise there. The beautiful view enlightens your view from a breathtaking height of 828m. Besides its height, the skyscraper is also an attraction because of its engineering marvel and the artwork.
2. Garden Glow: Garden Glow is a major attraction in Dubai. It is an exhibition featuring a glow-in-the-dark garden, a dinosaur park, an ice park where you can do ice activities in the ice rink and an eco-friendly garden made of recyclable materials. This magical theme park is the result of the hard work and intelligence of many engineers and aliases! You can take great selfies and pictures here.
3. Dubai Dolphinarium and Seal Show: The Dubai Dolphinarium (Dolphin Aquarium) is a family entertainment show that takes a duration of 45 minutes. You can enjoy dolphins and seals together that come to entertain you with their amazing dance, juggling and acrobatics. These creatures perform fantastic stunts and they even interact with the audience.
4. Evening Desert Safari: The desert safari will amaze you with the taste of Arab lifestyle: sandboarding, dune bashing, camel rides, dinner under starlit skies, soulful dance and music performances. Everything to enjoy on an evening desert safari.
5. Dhow Cruise: This is something different and can be a whole new experience for you. Dhow Cruise involves traditional dhow with modern fittings while cruising along the serene and calm water for a few hours. You can enjoy mouth-watering food as a buffet meal and other refreshments with Arab music along with commentary on the history of Dubai.
6. Skydive: The name tells everything. Feel the wind at a speed of 120 miles per hour in Dubai. You can choose the locations of your choice. You have two locations to choose from, i.e., either from a desert view or above Palm Jumeirah Island. Record your adventure and add it to your memory.
7. Dubai Frame: The award-winning marvel is a major attraction for people who love exploring architecture. This skyline of Dubai showcases both new and old sights in a single frame. This monument gives a
panoramic views of the city and it also has a museum that celebrates the city’s rich past and future.
8. Museum of Illusions: The perplexing visual experience lets you interact with more than 70 exhibits modelled on science. You can have so many fun activities here that take you through illusionistic rooms with didactic games and puzzles. Haha! We bet you will come out smarter and happier.
Yahoo! The journey doesn’t end here !!
Let’s have a look at the calendar of events in May.
1. The synonym of iftar, "Ramadan," gives you a chance to taste delicious food made especially for the fast-breaking time.
2. The Ramadan Night Run is a festive marathon that encourages people to run around the Motor City venue.
3. The colossal centre of performing arts with a capacity of filling 2000 people.
4. Every event named above is celebrated in the month of May. The ripe market can be seen taking place from November and ending in the month of May.
1. Ramadan, being a cultural festival, requires one to wear clothes covering the knees and ethical clothes should be preferred.
2. If you are wearing cut sleeves, carrying a shawl or jacket would help you deal with mild cold nights when you are out to have some night fun.
3. Keep sunglasses and water bottles in hand to deal with the harsh sunlight and dehydration from the heat and warm weather.
4. Don’t forget to apply sunscreen to resist sunburn and tanning
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