International Living, Marriage & Travel

We all know that Dubai is a hot tourist destination. The place is a major attraction for tourists from all over the world. Me and my husband are planning a trip on life of May. Little did we know that it will be Ramjan during those days.

Is Dubai safe, convenient and enjoyable during the holy days of Ramzan?

I don't think it will be a problem. Ramadan is over after like 18:00. Feel free to do whatever you need aftewards! Just make sure to drink enough water in the evening for the upcoming day. Make sure to join an "iftar".

I have some friends who are working in Dubai and they are all inviting me to visit the place. I have no issues with the religion of Islam but my concern is the culture of the Filipinos there. It's sad to say that most of them have indifference towards their countrymen as if they is discrimination. I have no proof of this since I haven't been there yet but many have told me about it. Anyway, what I want to see in Dubai are the fresh dates that are picked from the tree and could be eaten at once. Dates is one of my favorite fruits and I always buy dates in the grocery but they are not the fresh dates that I see in the pictures.

Well I've never been to abroad, but I think that it would be a great destination for a vacation. UAE is a rich country so I think there will be a lot of scenic places to look at.

This morning I saw the documentary on Dubai. I saw the Dubai Frame which is like a gigantic picture frame that can compete with the Eiffel Tower of Paris. There are many tourist spots in Dubai that I seem to be encouraged to visit. If there is no pandemic then maybe I can be there next year.

I have never been to Dubai, however, I would like to visit Dubai someday. I have been fascinated by the mega structures in Dubai. However, I hear that Dubai is one of the most expensive cities in the world.