Highlights
- Every third performance will be to the beat of popular Hindi songs – and Palm Jumeirah’s incredible selection of restaurants, bars, and hotels provide more than enough opportunity for a luxury getaway from the celebrations.
- In UAE, it is going to be a musical Diwali for all, where world-renowned music icon A.R. Rahman is set to lift up the festive spirits with a special live concert on October 29.
Diwali in Dubai is the perfect time for locals and tourists to take a short break and enjoy the festival of lights, as the city gets decked up for the occasion. This year too, the Diwali in Dubai calendar is packed with an array of thrilling activities, incredible fireworks, and captivating events taking place until October 28.
World’s biggest dancing fountain
The Pointe on Palm Jumeirah will see live performances taking place from 6 pm to 10 pm every day between October 14 and October 28. And the world’s biggest dancing fountain will be the place to soak up the best of Dubai’s Diwali celebrations as they come to their triumphant conclusion at the end of the month.
Every third performance will be to the beat of popular Hindi songs – and Palm Jumeirah’s incredible selection of restaurants, bars, and hotels provide more than enough opportunity for a luxury getaway from the celebrations.
Diwali fountain show
A Diwali fountain show is set to bring the celebrations to a fitting – and dramatic – end as Dubai lights up in bright colourful lights. With the five-day Indian festival in full swing from Sunday, October 23, the city is poised to be one of the best places in the world to enjoy the fun.
Dubai residents already have two fantastic firework options available for the light spectacle, but the city’s fountain show may just take the limelight.
Live concert in UAE
In UAE, it is going to be a musical Diwali for all, where world-renowned music icon A.R. Rahman is set to lift up the festive spirits with a special live concert on October 29.
Dubai goes big on Diwali every year
Dubai going big on Diwali should come as no surprise, after last year’s spectacle. The Burj Khalifa put on an incredible light show for the Indian festival, with the world’s tallest skyscraper illuminating Downtown Dubai in 2021.
But the fun didn’t stop there, as firework displays took place all over the city – most notably in Festival City, Global Village, and Bluewaters Dubai. Thousands of revelers flocked to celebrate the festival that celebrates the victory of good over bad – and more are expected this year.
