Tucked away at Al Qana in Abu Dhabi, this indoor sanctuary offers visitors a serene and immersive escape. Guests are invited to wander through lush, climate-controlled domes that are home to over 10,000 butterflies from around the world, along with tropical animals and rare rainforest species. Designed as an educational and family-friendly attraction, the domes draw inspiration from Asia and the Americas, showcasing a variety of native species within carefully curated tropical habitats. From colourful butterflies and koi ponds to insects and sloths, the experience is both calming and enriching. Visitors can learn about butterflies at every stage of their life cycle, from caterpillar to chrysalis to vibrant winged beauty, while interactive exhibits and guided encounters with the animals offer serenity away from the city. Ideal for families, nature lovers, and photographers alike, Abu Dhabi Butterfly Gardens adds a touch of natural wonder to the capital’s growing portfolio of attractions, with conservation and education at the heart of the experience.

Bab Al Qasr Hotel Abu Dhabi is a luxurious 5-star beachfront hotel that blends Arabian grandeur with contemporary, world-class hospitality. Located along Corniche Road in the capital, the hotel offers 677 elegantly designed rooms, suites, and residences with sweeping views of the Arabian Gulf and the city skyline. Featuring one of the capital’s largest private beaches, guests are pampered with endless relaxation, from soaking up the sun by the refreshing pool or on the beach, to indulging in the signature Moroccan spa, staying active at the state-of-the-art gym, or simply enjoying a diverse culinary journey across the eclectic dining outlets. Moreover, the spacious and elegant event spaces make this resort an idyllic venue for memorable occasions and corporate events. With its close proximity to Emirates Palace, Qasr Al Watan, and key cultural attractions, Bab Al Qasr offers an exceptional stay for leisure and business travellers seeking comfort,

Ramadan in Dubai is a sacred time of reflection, togetherness, and cultural celebration, as the city embraces a serene yet festive atmosphere, estimated to begin around 19th February 2026. From illuminated streets and décor to traditional Ramadan tents offering lavish iftar and suhoor dining experiences, the city comes alive after sunset with Arabian warmth and hospitality. Visitors can enjoy special dining menus, cultural performances, heritage night markets, and community activities across popular destinations such as Al Seef, Downtown Dubai, and Jumeirah. While daytime outdoor activities are relatively quieter, indoor attractions and experiences continue as normal. In fact, Ramadan is an ideal time to enjoy excellent deals on shopping, hotel stays, and popular attractions, often with fewer crowds and lighter traffic. As the sun sets, the nights come alive with celebrations as malls and restaurants extend their hours, and families gather to celebrate the values of generosity and unity. Whether observing traditions or gaining deeper insight into Emirati heritage, Ramadan offers a uniquely meaningful way to experience Dubai.