This article will guide you to find incredible places to visit during Ramadan so you can experience the enchanting spirit of this sacred month.
Whether you’re Muslim or non-Muslim, travel there if you are seeking to immerse yourself in the cultural and spiritual richness of Ramadan.
While some may hesitate to travel during Ramadan, it’s actually an ideal opportunity to discover new cultures, stay active, and witness the unique traditions of different countries.
Let’s share places we recommend visiting during Ramadan:
Maroc
Discover the lively streets of Morocco during Ramadan, where daytime tranquility transforms into nighttime vibrancy. Explore bustling street markets, witness the taraweeh prayers (night prayers) even if you are not Muslim, you will be surprised to see everyone praying in the streets, and experience the warmth of Moroccan hospitality in iconic locations like Jemaa el-Fna square in Marrakesh.
You will find food to eat all night anywhere in the country. You will have to try out the harira, which is the traditional soup eaten to break the fast.
If you want to know more about Morocco, check out our women-only trip ici where we bring you to the bustling city of Marrakesh and to the calm and stunning village of Ouzoud. To explore more top destinations, check out the best places to visit in Morocco.
EAU
Experience the dynamic Ramadan celebrations in the UAE, where tradition meets modernity.
The Middle East and UAE, in particular, are very famous for the iftars in the fancy hotels. It is a must if you come to Dubai, you have to try an iftar experience. You can check more details about Ramadan in Dubai in our previous article ici.
One of the famous dishes to try out: lentil soup!
Turkey
This place is a Must-Visit During Ramadan!
We highly recommend Istanbul, in particular, with its stunning mosques like the Blue Mosque and Suleymaniye Mosque.
If it’s not already on your list, please add it urgently, and you’ll thank us later.
Obviously, you will enjoy the delicious Turkish cuisine. There are countless dishes to taste, such as pides, borek, soups. Additionally, don’t miss out on exploring the bustling bazaars, taking a Bosphorus cruise to admire the city from the water, and indulging in traditional Turkish baths for a relaxing experience. Make sure to immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of this enchanting city by attending local festivals and art exhibitions.
Koweït
To be honest, this is such an underrated destination. People tend to believe there is nothing to do there or to see. During the day, most of the places are definitely closed, restaurants are not open. However, you have to live the warmth of Kuwaiti hospitality during Ramadan, where locals welcome tourists with open arms.
After sunset, explore bustling Mubarakia Souq, visit iconic places like Al Shaheed Park, and if the weather allows it, why not embark on memorable sea trips for a unique Ramadan experience.
If you want to know more about Kuwait, check our women-only trip there, it is one of our favorite !
Malaysia
There are so many places we would recommend, but Malaysia had to be on the list because of the sweet hospitality and cultural diversity.
Experience the warmth of Malaysian hospitality in Kuala Lumpur during Ramadan.
Indulge in delicious street food like satay, roti canai, and nasi lemak, explore bustling night markets such as Jalan Alor and Petaling Street, and visit stunning mosques like Masjid Jamek and Masjid Wilayah, embracing the multicultural essence of Malaysia. Additionally, take a stroll through the vibrant neighborhoods of Chinatown and Little India, immerse yourself, and connect with locals to fully embrace the rich Ramadan traditions of Malaysia.
We hope you enjoyed discovering our suggestions of places to visit during Ramadan.
Whether you’re seeking spiritual connections, food tours, or cultural immersion, these countries offer unique experiences that will leave a lasting impression. For those considering nearby options, explore our Eid Holiday Destinations Near Dubaï for the perfect getaway. Ramadan Mubarak wherever you are planning to spend it!
