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Looking for some exclusive Ramadan shopping in UAE? Try out these 6 popular markets
The holy month of Ramadan began in the UAE on Monday, marking the starting of either 29 or 30 days of fasting, reciting the Quran, offering prayers, practicing self-discipline and self-control, becoming more tolerant and compassionate, and doing charity.
Ramadan is observed by more than 1.9 billion Muslims across the globe. The period accompanies great shopping experiences, too. If you are looking for exclusive Ramadan goods in the UAE, check out the following six prominent markets.
1. Expo City

Hai Ramadan is a community event featuring more than 20 outlets and food carts for Iftar. Guests can explore traditional garments, handmade crafts and a unique ‘grandmother’s supermarket’. It is one of Dubai’s largest Ramadan celebrations.
2. Plaza Terrace

From March 15 to April 4, Plaza Terrace at Jumeirah Emirates Tower is hosting one of the UAE’s largest Ramadan markets, featuring snacks, stalls, international brands and local businesses. It is also set to offer interactive games, cooking classes, henna and calligraphy.
3. Global Village

The Global Village becomes even more exciting during Ramadan as Wonder Souk, a traditional Emirati market, gets added to the venue. Indulge in melodies, experience the firing of Ramadan Cannon or find delightful Iftar/Suhoor options from a diverse range of cuisines.
4. City Walk

Featuring several exclusive shops and must-try restaurants, City Walk has started hosting an irresistible Ramadan night market. Guests can anticipate discovering a series of reasonably priced products, perfect for the gift-giving season.
5. The Beach, JBR

Ramadan 2024 promises delightful experiences at The Beach, JBR. Functioning till April 8, the temporary Ramadan night market boasts of a diverse array of goods. You can conveniently find all your gifts for Ramadan and Eid here.
6. Ripe Market

Starting on October 14, this weekend-only market offers artisan stalls, organic produce and different food trucks. It includes entertainment options for people of all ages, live performances, open mics, yoga sessions and crafts workshops, among others.
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