As Ramadan begins, Qatar invites visitors to experience the cultural richness and hospitality that define this sacred month. Travellers can engage in vibrant cultural events, night markets, and family-friendly entertainment that extend into the night. Highlights include the Throwback Food Festival at Old Doha Port, where visitors can savour dishes inspired by Qatar's past decades, and the Pearl Ramadan Bazaar, offering a mix of food, retail, and entertainment until 20 March.
Msheireb Downtown transforms into a luminous hub with the Layali Msheireb programme, featuring art installations and live entertainment. The Mandarin Oriental Hotel provides unforgettable Iftar and Suhoor experiences, complemented by traditional music and calligraphy workshops.
Qatar's museums operate on special hours during Ramadan, allowing night-time visits to renowned collections. The Mathaf: Arab Museum of Modern Art celebrates its 15th anniversary with an exhibition showcasing its permanent collection, whilst the National Museum of Qatar and the Museum of Islamic Art offer insights into the country's history and Islamic heritage.
Eid Al-Fitr, marking the end of Ramadan, brings additional festivities. Travellers can enjoy special events in malls and public spaces, with hotels offering Eid packages and restaurants serving traditional Eid menus. The Lusail Sky Festival, scheduled for early April, promises thrilling experiences.
For more information on Ramadan events in Qatar, visitors can consult the Ramadan Calendar on the Visit Qatar website
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