The city’s annual celebration of culinary surprises is returning from 2nd to 15th May, promising flavorful goodness and tingling every taste bud. Dubai, internationally renowned for its unique gastronomic offerings, will take dining experiences next level with gourmet pop-ups, world-famous celebrity chef appearances, unique home grown concepts, and exciting ‘Hidden Gems’ revolutionizing the food scene. Coupled with exclusive events like Dubai Restaurant Week and incredible dining deals across popular citywide restaurants, Dubai Food Festival is truly a foodie haven offering a spectacular journey through diverse cuisines of this cosmopolitan city which is home to over 200 nationalities.

Set to take keen explorers 13.8 billion years back in time is the 35,000sqm Abu Dhabi Natural History Museum located at Saadiyat Island. Designed to be the largest of its kind in the region, it will house exhibits like world-famous ‘Stan’ – a 39-foot T-Rex fossil in addition to the 
extraordinary Murchison Meteorite specimen which has revealed valuable insights about the early solar system. There will also be an impressive array of significant artefacts, immersive displays, curated collections, innovative mediations and experiences that showcase incredible wonders of our universe, fostering advanced scientific discovery and nurturing passion for natural history. For the first time ever, history of life on Earth will be presented through an Arabian lens, while also giving visitors a glimpse into a sustainable future.

Acclaimed as the largest safari park outside Africa, the brand new Sharjah Safari Park will soon be home to over 50,000 animals of 120 animal species and 1000 native African plant species. Spanning 8km, the park features 12-themed 'environments' including the Eastern Coast of Africa, Sahel, the Savannah, the Serengeti, Ngoro Ngoro, Moremi, Madagascar Island, African Village, a traditional farm, Zanzibar Village, and more. The exciting wildlife attraction allows visitors to get up close to see more than 1000 animals and birds, including 70 species native to Africa like the rare Black Rhino. Safari experiences at this sanctuary range from walking tours to bus tours and even luxury car tours accompanied by a private guide, perfect for all nature-lovers.