Eid al-Adha is one of the recognized Islamic festivals. Members of the extended family are usually visited and welcomed, and sweets and gifts are usually offered. Badi Eid, or Greater Eid, is another name for this day.
With the Eid holiday approaching, it’s time to start thinking about your Eid al-Adha journey. This is the right time to complete your flight booking And plan your itinerary for the trip to Arafat Day, which is projected to take place on Friday, July 8, marking the beginning of the festivities. Eid al-Adha is expected to begin on Saturday, 9 July, which will give us a holiday from 8 to 11 July, however, like some other UAE public holidays in 2022, those dates are subject to final government approval.
Whether you’re traveling alone, with family, or with a group of friends, check out this list of the top Eid al-Adha holiday destinations, then start planning your trip. To make travel as simple as possible, we have chosen destinations that are just a short distance away and have minimal COVID-19 travel limits.
1. Cyprus
Cyprus is an island nation in the Mediterranean Sea that belongs to Turkey. Despite its geographical location in Asia, it is a member of the European Union. The island has considerable Greek influence, although there are also Turkish influences to be seen. Its area is slightly larger than that of Crete. It is the perfect island to mix a beach holiday with culture, thanks to its rich history and stunning beaches. So, who is ready to visit Cyprus?
Cyprus is divided into two parts. The Republic of Cyprus controls the southern part of the island. The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus controls the northern half, which is recognized exclusively by Turkey. Traveling between the two is usually simple, but there are a few rules to follow.
Despite its small size, the Republic of Cyprus boasts a diverse population of cultures and nationalities as a result of migration from the surrounding countries since the 19th century. As a result, Cyprus has a very distinctive and diverse culture. Not only does this country have beautiful natural landscapes and rich culture, but it is also home to Aphrodite. With 2.4 million tourists every year, Cyprus is one of the most popular tourist destinations. With 53 azure clear beaches spread across the island nation’s coastline, Cyprus has been recognized as the country with the cleanest seawater in Europe for the past ten years.
2. Greece
Greece is a beautiful, enchanting and serene destination. Greece is full of surprises. With delicious food, great restaurants, white sand beaches, blue Mediterranean Sea and jaw-dropping sunsets, Greece is a perfect destination unlike any other for exploration and relaxation. Greece is not only beautiful and attractive, but it is also quite affordable. It is possible to visit all year round, and although the winter months are chilly, they do not receive as much rain.
Greece has about 6,000 islands, islets and atolls, 227 of which are colonies, but the country offers more than just island life. The mainland is almost as attractive as its neighbours, with its ancient and busy city of Athens and the towering cliffs and monasteries of Meteora. When you combine some of the best people, great cuisine, richest history and most spectacular scenery in Europe, you get a remarkably interesting place.
3. Maldives
The Maldives is a pleasant nation to visit, especially because it has only been accessible for the past decade. Accommodations are already being built on nearby islands on a weekly basis, giving travelers an affordable option to see the nation.
It is a paradise for newlyweds, sea lovers and divers, and is considered to be one of the greatest beaches in the world, located just beyond the Indian border. Thanks to a group of over 1,000 islands strategically placed in the Indian Ocean, this year-round location has one of the best diving and snorkeling experiences in the world. and that’s not all; This lovely island also boasts an underwater hotel to its name. Guests can spend the night in this unique all-glass chamber 16 feet below the surface of the ocean, surrounded by tropical fish and coral reefs.
4. Seychelles
Seychelles is a great vacation spot with plenty of sunshine and a beautiful sea all year round, so the ideal time to go depends on your preferences. Seychelles is a 115-island group in the Indian Ocean. Many of the Seychelles islands are uninhabited, so most visitors stick to the three main islands: Mahé, Praslin, and La Digue.
The easiest access is Mahe, which is home to Victoria, the capital of the Seychelles. It is the largest and most important island of Seychelles with an international airport. From here it is easy to explore and visit the island in the Seychelles archipelago. You can hike through the rich, mountainous interior of Mahe Island, dive with deep-sea animals at Shark Bank, or sprint your way around the islands, finding jungle paths, blue lagoons, and lonely coves. Huh. The famous Valle de Mai on Praslin Island and the jaw-dropping coral reef of Aldabra are UNESCO World Heritage Sites on both islands.
5. Turkey
Traveling to Turkey is one of the simplest and most exciting ways to learn about Islamic culture as it is located on the border between the Islamic world and the European Union. It should come as no surprise that Turkey is the sixth most-visited country in the world, thanks to its excellent cuisine, rich history in Istanbul, hot air balloon flights over Cappadocia, and magnificent mosques.
It is home to Istanbul’s Byzantine monuments, such as Ayasofya, Ottoman mosques and palaces, Greek and Roman cities still standing in western Turkey, and Cappadocia, which has beautiful limestone formations and some truly awe-inspiring cave cities and palaces. . Off The Flintstones. As you head east, you’ll pass through stimulating ancient Islamic villages and cities, as well as some prehistoric sites. What about visuals? Vast pastures, snowy peaks, meadows… and food? It’s always awesome. Even my tastebuds, who are accustomed to hot and heavy food, thought it was fabulous. And I haven’t even mentioned Turkey’s Mediterranean coast. Turkey has had 13 civilizations, all of which have had a substantial impact on its culture.
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