#razena

[gaeasun]

Charcoal, lilac and steel~

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waaaaaugh ty!

[theresistanceneverquits]

Thanks Razena!

Tagging @sailing-ever-west @arpeggiopeg @grilledcheese-chef @pietasu59

I’ve seen people doing these picrew chains!! And I just found this one I really like so why not start one <3 friends!! make yourself in this picrew!

here’s mine :>

I will tag some people!!

@miikrowelle @ghostlakan @raddest-laddest @twinky-123 @king-drawsstuff @mizzle-moths @mantis-on-a-table @ anyone else who wants to do it!!

[amour393]

How angsty is the ending of Crystalized??? I gotta be prepared

i cried so much

do with that information what you will

[ao3feed-themandalorian]

by Razena

“What if I just gave it to someone?”

Cody had never seen a helmet roll to the side so dramatically.

“Yeah, you’re right, you’re right, you’ve been trying that for how long now?”

Mando was enjoying this a little too much. “I don’t know what to tell you Rex. You claimed it through combat. No tag backs.”

Rex spluttered incoherently, and Cody was worried again. “We’ll see about that.”

 (or; Rex and Din have been gone all night. They come back with interesting news)

Words: 2012, Chapters: 1/1, Language: English

Fandoms: Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008) - All Media Types, The Mandalorian (TV)

Rating: General Audiences

Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings

Characters: CC-2224 | Cody, CC-3636 | Wolffe, CT-6116 | Kix, Hunter (Star Wars: The Bad Batch), CT-7567 | Rex, Din Djarin

Relationships: CC-2224 | Cody & CT-7567 | Rex, Din Djarin & CT-7567 | Rex

Additional Tags: Alternate Universe - Canon Divergence, Based on a fic, fanfic of a fanfic, Humor, Attempt at Humor, Rex needs a break, Din is laughing inside, Worried CC-2224 | Cody, CT-6116 | Kix is a Good Bro, Wolffe is kind of just there, Hunter is worried, The Dark Saber, Mand'alor! Rex, No Beta We Die Like Clones

[theresistanceneverquits]

Thanks for the tag Razena!!

1. Luke Skywalker (Star Wars): He’s the blueprint. He’s an Everyman that went and saved the universe cuz it was the right thing to do. He chooses love and forgiveness above all else and sees the good in everyone. Once he becomes a Jedi, he is overwrought with doubts, but still pulls through to do what he believes is right. Plus he’s a huge dork.

2. Lloyd Garmadon (Ninjago): Okay yeah he’s extremely similar to Luke, I just love this character type. Lloyd had every right to be a villain and to choose revenge and spite, but every time he chose hope and love. Even from the get-go, it was established that he was too good. He becomes ultra powerful, and he uses it to protect others. But he’s not some paragon of perfection. He struggles so much with self doubt and fear, but gains the strength to continue on despite.

3. Leonardo (TMNT): Basically every version, with 03 and 12 being the nearest to my heart. He’s just. Everything. Infallible older brother afraid to fail because failure means losing the ones he loves and protects. Has an unshakable moral code that ostracizes him at times, but in the end he’s right. A huge self-righteous dork. Is very fun to watch fight and flip around. Is blue. He’s everything.

4. Stephanie Brown (DC Comics): Silly goofy purple girl. Hit her future bf in the face with a brick the first time she met him in self defense. Blurts her thoughts out loud. Always trying to prove herself. Becomes her best self once she decides she doesn’t care what others think because she’s doing what’s right. She’s literally me okay. “There’s room for hope in our line of work.”

5. Zuko (AtLA): One of the best written characters in all media. Even when he was an antagonist, we still rooted for him. One of the few of the Fire Nation to have a true sense of honor. The reason he was scarred and banished is cuz he defended the lives of his nation’s soldiers. Becomes incredibly conflicted and suffers immensely. Chooses to do what’s right, despite believing his uncle won’t forgive him. The Blue Spirit.

6. Harry Osborn (Marvel): Man I could write an ESSAY. Boy failure. Victim of toxic masculinity. Wants to be just like his abusive father. Is a good hearted person underneath it all. Struggles with addiction because he’s weak-willed, and sacrifices his life to save the best friend he had spent so long trying to kill. Told Mary Jane she wouldn’t be a victim in his war with Peter like Gwen had been. Is very loyal. Just. Him.

7. Zack Fair (Final Fantasy VII): I’m sorry I love the hero’s hero. Cute and dorky and fun, but with a strong moral code. After spending 4 years as a medical experiment in a coma, his only thoughts were to protect Cloud and get back to his girlfriend. “Would you say…I became a hero?”

8. Caleb Widogast (Critical Role): Dirt wizard. Has an EXTREMELY tragic story. Managed to claw his way out of abuse. Slowly comes to believe he is worth love. Is very loyal. Loves his cat. Book nerd. Has a strong unique relationship with everyone in the Nein. Fire powers.

9. Macaque (Lego Monkie Kid): Has the sickest purple shadow powers and the prettiest voice and so much charisma. Bitter cuz his ex-best friend took him for granted and then killed him. Still loves him despite it. Takes pity on MK cuz he sees himself in the kid, and becomes his ally. His ultimate dream was just to live a peaceful life with his best friend for eternity.

10. Roxas (Kingdom Hearts): Had a life that was never his stolen from him. Was constantly told that he didn’t have a heart, that he wasn’t alive, that he couldn’t feel, yet he loved his friends more than anything. Has so many banger lines. Has the best theme song. Voiced by Jesse McCartney. His return was so cathartic and SICK. “Looks like my summer vacation is over.”

Whew that was a lot.

Tagging @arpeggiopeg @sailing-ever-west @grilledcheese-chef @pumpkinpie59

10 characters | 10 fandoms | 10 tags

This is cool, thanks for the tag @transuncletaylor! I think I just talk about my faves right? I know I’m forgetting some but here goes

Sokka (ATLA) : he’s so funny and interesting and his character is So Deep actually! I love a guy with Secret Issues. Must be relatable I guess.

Mako (LOK) : You’re going to start seeing I have a type. Hot, bad boy vibes, seems reckless but has a huge sense of justice actually. Also I LOVE a mysterious and tragic backstory.

Jim Kirk (Star Trek) : I mean the exact same reasons as above pretty much.

Jack Kelly (Newsies) : same hehe. I just love these guys of questionable sexuality who are like a leader of a found family and would do ANYTHING to protect them.

Marius Pontmercy (Les Miserables) : he’s annoying af and doesn’t get the point of anything going on around him but he knows exactly what he stands for. So relatable. His hyperfixation with Napoleon for entirely stupid reasons? Iconic. What a king. Living through a tragedy too? I’m attracted to that angst like flies on shit.

Tommy Shelby (Peaky Blinders) : He’s just badass. The best antihero. He says fuck capitalism and then falls victim to it lol. Also he is a GENIUS and loves to fuck people up to protect his family. Also his trauma is delicious to me ofc.

Geralt of Rivia (The Witcher) : Mysterious hero with pain and a family. So yeah.

Roronoa Zoro (One Piece) : I mean pretty much the same as the majority of this list. Tough guy who would die for his captain omfg

Han Solo (Star Wars) : the og baddie, need I say more

Anya Forger (Spy x Family) : listen it creeps ME out too that a little girl is on the list of me, a grown ass man, but she’s SO funny and her cuteness reminds me of like every student I ever had, I can’t help it

ok idk if y’all figured out but I just tag people by typing letters and clicking the first people who show up lol. Anyway if I dont tag you and you wanna do this, go for it. If I tag you and you don’t want to do this, fine.

@ultfreakme @ozais-lobotomist @firenaition @fanfic-gremlin-ft-trauma @jovialcloudqueenisnotonfire @kiki-strike @lizardlicks @localgaysian @zukkacore @narrativelysignificantturtleduck

[acharya123himal]

Demonstration in quarantine towards delay in receiving report

Demonstration in quarantine towards delay in receiving report

[ad_1] 9 July, Dang. Residents of Razena Secondary School Quarantine in Ghorahi, Dang demonstrated on the streets towards the delay in submitting the PCR take a look at report. They got here from Razena to the Rapti Institute of Health Sciences to protest.

DSP Sumit Khadka of District Police Office Dang stated that round 40-50 folks staged a protest in entrance of the institution on Monday night…

[maximumsharkcreator]

Nakupujte padělané bankovky / objednávejte padělané bankovky / falešné peníze na prodej

Nakupte padělky v hotovosti online. Lidé vydělávali levné falešné peníze po tisíciletí. Pravděpodobně, jakmile byla razena první mince, byl muž, který udělal padělek. Tato praxe není akceptována v žádné zemi, ale pokud chcete riskovat, abyste vyhráli více, Pro padělání EU je zde vždy k dispozici. Nabízíme falešné peníze na prodej v měnách, které mají velkou hodnotu. Jde o to, že v některých zemích je měna tak znehodnocená, že budete muset vytisknout miliony bankovek, abyste získali cokoli hodnotného. Například některé peníze na Středním východě stojí stokrát méně než dolar. Nemá smysl vydělávat takové peníze.

POSTUPUJTE V TOMTO LINKU, KTERÝM SE MÍSTO VAŠE OBJEDNÁVKA

V obchodě s padělanými dokumenty si můžete vybrat mezi eurem (EUR), americkým dolarem (USD), librovým librem (GBP), kanadským dolarem (CAD) a australským dolarem (AUD). Mnoho lidí si vybírá, že si koupí falešné eura nebo falešné dolary. Tyto měny lze přijímat po celém světě, proto je mezi našimi zákazníky vysoce ceněna. V našem inventáři však máme také falešné britské peníze na prodej a falešné australské peníze na prodej. Jsou populární mezi těmi lidmi, kteří chtějí obchodovat ve Společenství.

Máme ty nejlepší produkty za velmi přijatelné ceny a posíláme diskrétně poštou. Také děláme Stealth Packaging. Objednejte si padělky v hotovosti online. Máme nejkvalitnější eurobankovky za prodej.

Objednejte si padělky v hotovosti online

POSTUPUJTE V TOMTO LINKU, KTERÝM SE MÍSTO VAŠE OBJEDNÁVKA

Všichni máme velké sny a prchavé touhy. Ve většině případů potřebujeme hodně peněz, aby se naše sny staly realitou. Celý svůj život můžete strávit snahou vydělat dost peněz na svůj sen. U programu Pro Padělání EU nemusíte tak dlouho čekat. Dnes je ten pravý den, kdy proměňte své sny s našimi levnými falešnými penězi.

Navíc získáte příležitost ke zvýšení kupní síly v žádném okamžiku. Pokud si chcete koupit více, stačí si vytisknout více peněz! To vlády dělají a to je to, co vám nabízíme. Nebojte se používat naše padělané peníze v nákupních centrech, obchodech s potravinami, kasinech, klubech a dalších místech tohoto typu. Používáme pouze sofistikované zařízení k výrobě falešných peněz na prodej, které vypadají jako skutečné. Zaměstnáváme nejlepší umělce a tiskárny, lidi, kteří jsou v systému roky a rozhodli se proti němu. Naši pracovníci znají všechny výhody tisku skutečných peněz, proto si můžete snadno odpočinout s vědomím, že padělky ve vaší kapse mají stejnou hodnotu jako původní peníze.

Jistě, nemůžete splácet svůj úvěr vkladem ve falešné měně, ale při používání padělků můžete ušetřit více peněz. Pokud ve svém životě čelíte těžkým časům, může se vyplatit vyzkoušet falešné peníze pro malé nákupy, abyste ušetřili peníze. Pokus o provedení vkladu v bance pravděpodobně nepovede k ničemu jinému než k problémům, ale existují i ​​jiné strategie, jak využít padělky ve svůj prospěch.

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POSTUPUJTE V TOMTO LINKU, KTERÝM SE MÍSTO VAŠE OBJEDNÁVKA

Proč nakupovat u nás?

Můžete si koupit eurobankovky online z našeho webu za nízkou a dostupnou cenu. Jsme důvěryhodný zdroj, který se bude snažit zajistit, aby se vaše objednávka k vám dostala co nejrychleji a aby byly objednávky doručovány diskrétně. U nás máte jistotu, že vaše objednávka bude té nejvyšší kvality, na rozdíl od jiných prodejců, kteří by vás mohli podvádět nebo dokonce neposkytovat žádné padělky za euro. Ať už jste kupující s časovačem nebo vracející se kupující, naše padělky za euro jsou to nejlepší, co můžete získat. Jsme důvěryhodná skupina, která se v tomto odvětví bude i nadále osvědčovat. Zajistíme požadovanou objednávku a zajistíme, aby se vám váš balíček dostal bezpečně a nenápadně. Jako prodejce padělaných eurových bankovek vám nabízíme řadu platebních možností, což pouze zdůrazňuje naši flexibilitu. Prodáváme eurobankovky za nízké a rozumné ceny. To však neznamená, že děláme kompromis v kvalitě. Nejlepší místo pro nákup padělaných bankovek online. Naše eurobankovky jsou kvalitní za peníze, což znamená, že vám dáváme to nejlepší, co můžeme nabídnout. Naše tajná doprava je bezpečná a spolehlivá. Pokud se rozhodnete objednat u nás, uděláte si velkou laskavost, protože naše výrobky jsou velmi spolehlivé. Naše rychlé, efektivní a diskrétní doručení je také jedním z důvodů, proč jsme byli schopni zůstat v podnikání a proč byste s námi na této cestě měli spolupracovat. Pomozte si dnes ještě dnes kontaktováním nejlepších prodejců padělků Euro online a můžete být na cestě k úspěchu. Dodání a doručení obvykle trvá maximálně 3 dny. Jediné, co musíte udělat, je poskytnout doklad o platbě a poskytnout platnou adresu. Zbytek nechte na nás. Máme nejkvalitnější eurobankovky k prodeji online. Nejvíce doporučený web k objednání padělaných bankovek v eurech.

Dostupné účty Bankovka 5 EUR Bankovka 10 EUR Bankovka 20 EUR Bankovka 50 EUR Bankovka 100 EUR

Euro Padělané bankovky na prodej online

Nakupte falešné peníze online a používejte je s opatrností

I když je naše padělaná měna prvotřídní, neměli byste riskovat více, než je třeba. Nepoužívejte falešné peníze na žádném místě, které má profesionály, kteří mohou určit, zda je bankovka falešná nebo ne. Pokud se pokusíte zaplatit pokutu za padělky, existuje velká šance, že vás brzy chytí.

Místo toho byste měli platit za pravidelné nákupy v místech, kde se nikdo nezajímá dost na to, aby zkontroloval peníze. Smíchejte skutečné a falešné bankovky, abyste snížili šance na další zachycení. Oba však budou vypadat podobně. Zadejte objednávku hned a můžete ji vidět sami.

Kde si mohu koupit eurobankovky Kde mohu získat padělky za euro? Jak si mohu objednat padělané bankovky v eurech? Kde lze koupit padělané bankovky v eurech?

[atravellingfoodie]

The best time to visit Dubai is in the cooler months when the days are breezy and invigorating and nights can be nippy. During this time your Dubai itinerary will overflow with things to do and places to see without the fear of heatstroke or dehydration.

The United Arab Emirates with Dubai as it’s glamorous poster child, has always been at the forefront of innovation in architectural marvels, improvement of it’s infrastructure and the standard of living for the benefit of it’s residents. In one generation Dubai has gone from a sleepy fishing village with pearl diving, weaving and regional trading as it’s main sources of income, to the City of Gold where everything is bigger, better and shinier and expats come to fulfill their dreams.

Nothing can prepare visitors coming to Dubai for short breaks or a Dubai layover for the beauty, prosperity, modernity and goodwill that they will encounter during their Dubai visit. In this city of convenience, comfort and exceptional customer service there is so much to see and do that you may regret not staying longer than a 96 hour stopover.

Whether you are a solo traveler, newly weds on a Dubai honeymoon or coming on Dubai family holidays, the Dubai weather in December makes it the best time to visit. Dubai excursions are more enjoyable and there are so many things to do in Dubai with kids outside of the malls. This essential insiders Dubai vacation travel guide includes everything you need to know to plan your city break in Dubai.

Private boats at Dubai Marina

Dubai Opera house at night

The best time to visit Dubai for outdoor activities

When friends and relatives ask what is the best time to go to Dubai for a vacation or stopover, I always recommend visiting between November and March. By November the heat starts abating and cooler temperatures prevail with occasion rain showers. This also coincides with the peak season when accommodation is in demand and prices can be higher in popular areas.

Dubai weather in December, January and February is ideal for outdoor activities in the city’s many parks, beach and creek side recreation areas. Barbecues and picnics are very popular in the beach parks at this time.

The weather is mild and the temperature seldom goes above 28-30 degrees Celsius making it possible to walk around outside without fear of a heatstroke or dehydration.

The more temperate weather makes sunbathing and water sports like kayaking, canoeing, fly boarding as well as recreational fishing more bearable.

Christmas in Dubai is an awesome time to visit because the city goes all out to make non-Muslim residents and visitors feel at home during the holiday season. Malls have beautifully decorated Christmas trees and hotels have special events for non-Muslim children to experience the holidays.

This is also the best time to visit Dubai because it coincides with the annual Dubai Shopping festival (DSF), the Dubai International Film Festival, the Commemoration Day and UAE National Day celebrations.

Many seasonal attractions that are mostly outdoors like Global Village, Dubai Garden Glow and Dubai Miracle Garden are only open during the cooler months.

Schools and colleges have their year-end vacation and many families take the opportunity to visit their home countries to spend the festive season with family.

Many visitors from the Northern hemisphere visit Dubai to escape the cold in December, and it is advisable to book everything from hotel accommodation to tickets for the Dubai Opera or even dinner reservations in advance.

JBR The Walk

JBR The Walk

Summer in Dubai

Summers in Dubai are very hot and most residents take the opportunity to enjoy the summer Dubai holidays in cooler climates in other parts of the world. A decade ago Dubai was practically deserted during the summer months from June to August. That has changed since the emirates have been promoted as a haven for sun-seekers, and cheap holidays to Dubai are advertised in foreign markets.

During summer in Dubai the hot and dry desert winds, known as shamal, blow sand and dust from Iraq and Turkey down through the gulf states for 3-5 days at a time. This results in huge sandstorms carrying very fine dust that settles onto everything and significantly reduces visibility on urban and desert roads. People may suffer from respiratory distress if they breathe in the fine dust and it is advisable to refrain from outdoor pursuits during this time. There are many indoor activities at malls, museums and other places of entertainment.

The best time to visit Dubai for low prices is between June – August when it is high summer and average day time temperatures reach 40 Celcius and higher.

Cheap holiday packages to Dubai are usually offered by travel agents during the hottest summer months and may include the cost of visas, flights, airport transfers and accommodation. It should be noted however, that the high humidity and temperatures often make any Dubai excursions and outdoor pursuits very exhausting.

Things to know before visiting Dubai

My Dubai vacation travel guide will assist you in choosing the best time to visit Dubai while making the most of your Dubai short breaks. Whether it is taking Dubai day tours, fun activities or finding the best places to visit in Dubai. It should be noted that Dubai is one of the safest solo female travel destinations and also one of the best places to travel alone as female.

Read more: Top Destinations for solo female travellers

Modesty – Always be respectful and maintain your modesty and personal space in public, especially when visiting places of worship.

Sun protection – Remember to carry a sunhat and wear sunblock in summer months and also during the winter months when it is still very warm.

Malls – Many activities are indoors inside malls to enable residents to enjoy it year round. This includes ski slopes, aquariums, cinemas, jungles, ice skating rinks.

Bargain hunt –  Visit and haggle in the markets and souks to secure a discount. Most Mall stores have fixed prices unless discounted during sales. Steer clear of sellers of counterfeit clothing, handbags and perfume in souks as their prices are ridiculous.

History and culture – Venture outside of your hotel and the well known tourist attractions to learn more about the history of the emirate and how it’s location has shaped the economy and culture of the people.

Transportation – There are taxis, uber, busses, metro and tram lines to get you around the city. There are even air-conditioned bus stops so you don’t have to break into an unnecessary sweat.

Alcohol – This is not available outside of licensed hotels, pubs, clubs and restaurants and their license covers Non-muslim patrons. It is not advisable to be in public in a drunken state as this may result in arrest or prosecution under the UAE Penal code. Tourists may now obtain a free alcohol license for legal purchases of alcohol and consumption outside of the licensed hotels, pubs and clubs. Click here for more information.

Eve teasing / sexual harassment – This is prohibited by the UAE Penal code and carries a maximum fine of AED 10,000 or one year imprisonment, if convicted of molesting a woman by words or actions in a public or frequented place.

Public displays of affection – Many visitors to the United Arab Emirates overlook the fact that it is essentially a Muslim majority country and that they should also observe modesty in behavior when out in public places. Visitors should not offend the cultural sensibilities of local residents by engaging in indecent public displays of affection. Kissing and other overt sexual behaviors are frowned upon especially in public places frequented by families. Complaints may result in arrest or prosecution under the UAE Penal code. This includes shopping malls, supermarkets, cinemas, theaters, outdoor markets, parks, tourist attractions, the public areas of hotels and government offices and institutions.

For information for your Dubai vacation I recommend that you familiarize yourself with general information about Dubai before visiting.

Read more: Pros and Cons of Expat Life in Dubai

Dubai public beach view of Burj al Arab

How to apply for a Dubai transit visa or tourist visa

Travelers who are not eligible for visa free entry or a Dubai visa on arrival must apply for a tourist visa or transit visa by completing a Dubai visa application form.

Transit and Tourist visas may be applied for online through Emirates Airlines, Fly Dubai, Air Arabia and Etihad Airways when booking onward flights with those carriers. Click here for more information on visa types, prices and duration of the visas obtained through Emirates.

Tourists may also apply for a Dubai visa through local licensed travel agents and hotels who will require that you make your travel booking or hotel reservation with them.

The visa validity may be 96 hours (transit visa), 30 days or 90 days and you can check the Dubai visa price here.

Passports must be valid for six months from the date of travel to Dubai and must be machine readable.

How to travel to Dubai for the first time

Dubai has two international airports welcoming visitors coming for their Dubai vacation or stopover.

The oldest and busiest is Dubai International airport which is the main airport with it’s three terminals located between Umm Ramool and Al Qusais in the city limits. This is the main hub for Emirates Airlines.

The newer airport is Al Maktoum International airport located in Jebel Ali, approximately 37 km south of Dubai city center. This airport is used by many regional carriers and low cost airlines.

Etihad Airways flies into Abu Dhabi International Airport and provides complimentary inter-emirate shuttle coach services for economy class passengers from the Abu Dhabi International airport to Mazaya Centre in Downtown Dubai. First and business class passengers may avail of complimentary chauffeur services.

Air Arabia flights come into Sharjah International and Ras Al Khaimah International Airports. There are metered taxis from these airports into the city of Dubai. There are also coach services between Sharjah and Al Ghurair Centre in Dubai (AED 20 / US$ 5.45).

Dubai Al Seef

Finding free wi-fi in Dubai

When you arrive at Terminal 1 or Terminal 3 at Dubai Airport you will see signs with instructions on how to connect to the free wi-fi service within the terminal buildings.

There are also free wi-fi services on the metro as well as in the Dubai Metro stations. This map of the wi-fi hotspots will be helpful.

Many of the city malls have free wi-fi that is available after registration on their site.

A number of cafes and quick service restaurants like Costa and Mugg and Bean offer 30 minutes or more of free wi-fi with every order.

Best time to visit Dubai and how to get around

Airport taxis are available at designated areas in the arrivals terminals and charge a higher starting rate of AED 25 plus a per km rate for all trips originating from the airport.

Metered taxis operate throughout all areas of the city and can be hailed or ordered via the Dubai Taxi service operator.

Commuters using public transportation in Dubai use a NOL smart card that allows the holder to utilise all the public transportation modes operated by the Roads and Transportation Authority (busses, metro, tram and marine services).

The red and green metro lines connect all areas in the city and the Dubai International Airport may be reached via the red line. The metro connects to the Al Sufouh tram line at the Damac and Jumeirah Lakes Towers stations (cross Shaikh Zayed Road via the airbridge from the metro stations) to reach the Dubai Marina.

Car rental companies operate at Dubai International Airport and various locations in the city. Rental car bookings can be made online in many cases or in person. They will require an international driver’s license as well as a passport and valid visa to issue the vehicle.

There are also Uber and Careem e-hailing services that can be ordered via their apps. These services may now access the airport terminals as well as the malls throughout the city.

Best time to visit Dubai and what to wear

Dubai has very hot summers and mild temperate winters that sometimes require a cardigan or light shawl in the early mornings or evenings during the cooler months.

Flowy dresses or wide leg / loose fit trousers with tops are the most comfortable in summer and the cooler months. Cotton, linen and other natural fabrics are preferable in the heat as they are lightweight and breathable and less clingy than synthetic fabrics.

Shorts, culottes and capri pants are also comfortable as long as it is not too short (hot pants).

Always pack a hat and sunglasses to protect your skin and eyes from the harsh sunlight, even in the cooler months.

Sunblock or a high sun protection factor sunscreen is essential throughout the year to prevent sunburn and sun damage.

If you suffer from dust allergies it may be advisable to carry a mask or fabric respirator during a summer visit when there may be sandstorm conditions.

Where to stay in Dubai

Every neighborhood in Dubai has it’s own charms and there are countless options for visitors who want to experience the best cultural activities, resorts, restaurants and leisure facilities.

Dubai four and five star hotels are some of the best in the world in terms of value for money, comfort, spaciousness and customer service.

There are however also many cheap hotels in Dubai suitable for all budgets and comfort levels, especially in the older historic areas of the city like Deira and Bur Dubai. During the summer months this area is very crowded and the humidity can be unpleasant to experience.

Although the premier hotels can cost an arm and a leg there are many that are located near to the main attractions for a more reasonable rate. You can read more about that next week in my article on where to stay in Dubai.

Best time to visit Dubai for a food experience

Dubai is a multi-cultural melting pot with residents from all over the world who have come to make their fortune and their home. This makes the city abundant with exotic cuisines that can be found in road side cafes, independent restaurants, mall eateries and fine dining hotel restaurants.

One of the most common complaints I always hear from friends and relatives on their Dubai visit is that they did not expect the food to be so affordable. I suspect that because the city has the reputation for luxury, glamour and excess, travelers automatically assume that everything is expensive. Although that may be true for highly regarded hotel restaurants fronted by celebrity chefs, there are many establishments that cater for the average man on the street.

The best time to visit to Dubai and get amazing deals from the best restaurants is during the annual Dubai Food Festival held during February and March every year.

The farmer’s markets operate between October – April and offer a wide variety of locally grown produce from the farms in Dubai and the neighboring emirates. This is the time to reduce our carbon footprint and buy local because fresh fruit and vegetables are plentiful and bounteous.

To read about where to eat in Dubai please stay tuned for my resident’s guide to the best Dubai restaurants and cafes.

A few of my favorites are on the blog:

Social by Heinz Beck – Waldorf Astoria Dubai Palm Jumeirah

Mezzerie – Waldorf Astoria Dubai Palm Jumeirah

Ultra Brasserie – Marina Plaza, Dubai Marina

Fume eatery – Pier 7, Dubai Marina

Read more: Dubai Food Festival

Seafood on the buffet at Mezzerie – Waldorf Astoria Palm Jumeirah

Places to visit in Dubai for free

The Dubai Aquarium – located in Dubai Mall, you can view the tank directly in the mall without buying a ticket. The only additional benefit from buying a ticket to enter the aquarium would be to see the staff feeding the fish and penguins.

The Dubai Mall fountains display – entrance to the mall is free and the fountain show is a synchronised dancing fountain show during the evening.

Fossil Rock – Located in Maleha and accessed via Al Awir on the Dubai Hatta Road, this pristine dessert area has fossils that are millions of years old and is best seen during the day.

The Dubai Festival City music and light show – This takes place at the Festival City Mall promenade and uses 30 fountains for a fantastic display of artistry with lights, water and fire.

The Coffee Museum – Located in Villa 44 in the Al Fahidi Historical district it showcases coffee roasting and brewing techniques from various regions via live demonstrations. This is near Al Seef, an instagrammer’s delight.

The Camel Museum – located in Al Shindagha historical district, the museum is dedicated to camels and their impact on life and economy of the UAE and the Arabian people. They offer free guided tours and free entry.

The Horse Museum – located in Al Shindagha historical district, the museum is dedicated to the history of Arabian horses and famous breeds. They offer free guided tours and free entry.

The best time to visit Dubai for shopping and where to go

The annual Dubai Shopping Festival, a five week extravaganza takes place from end December to the end of January. It includes raffles, weekend deals, flash sales and more, with between 25-90 % discounts in many stores. During the sales there are also frequently offers like ‘buy two, get one free’ and they may run concurrently with a deep discount.

For those who choose to brave out the summer in Dubai, the city puts on the Dubai Summer Surprises, a two month shopping experience that rivals the year end shopping festival. It also includes flash sales, weekend deals and discounts of between 25-90 % in participating stores.

BEST MALLS IN DUBAI

There is no shortage of mega malls and these have a wide variety of leisure activities, retail as well as dining and entertainment options. A number of them are accessible via metro / tram as well as taxis, uber, Careem and self-driving. My favorite mall by far is the Mall of the Emirates as it has user-friendly parking, valet parking, as well as awesome bargains throughout the year.

Mall of the Emirates (metro) – Sheikh Zayed Road, Al Barsha 1, Dubai. Self Parking and Valet parking available.

Dubai Marina Mall (metro and tram) – Al Marsa Street, Dubai Marina, Dubai. Self Parking and Valet parking available.

Dubai Mall (metro) – Financial Center Road, Downtown, Dubai. Self Parking and Valet parking available.

Gold and Diamond Park (metro) – Sheikh Zayed Road, Al Quoz, Dubai. Self Parking available.

City Walk – Al Safa Street, Satwa. Self Parking and Valet parking available.

City Center Mirdiff – Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road, Mirdiff, Dubai. Self Parking and Valet parking available.

City Center Deira – 8th Street, Deira, Dubai. Self Parking and Valet parking available.

Ibn Battuta Mall (metro) – Sheikh Zayed Road, Discovery Gardens, Dubai. Self Parking and Valet parking available.

Dragon Mart – Al Awir Road, International City, Dubai. Self Parking available.

Dubai Outlet Mall – Dubai Al-Ain Road, Dubai. Self Parking available.

Dubai Mall view from Souk al Bahar

DUBAI SOUKS AND MARKETS

The inner city souks in Deira and Bur Dubai seldom have available parking nearby and visitors are recommended to use taxis, uber, Careem, the metro or busses to reach those areas.

Spice Souk – Baniyas Street, Al Ras, Deira, Dubai

Deira Covered Souk – Al Ras, Deira, Dubai

Gold Souk – Al Khor Street, Deira, Dubai

Perfume Souk – Sikkat Al Khail Road, Deira, Dubai

Naif Souk – Deira Street, Naif, Dubai

Meena Bazaar – This Indian bazaar district is located between Mankhool, Al Fahidi and Al Ghubaiba Streets in Bur Dubai.

Textile Souk – 57 Ali Bin Abi Talib St, Bur Dubai

Deira Waterfront market – Al Khaleej Road, Deira Corniche. Self Parking available.

Souk Al Bahar – Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Blvd, Downtown Dubai. Self Parking available. This is a premium price recreation of a traditional souk and most things can be bought elsewhere for cheaper. It has excellent eateries, many with views over the Dubai Fountains.

Souk Madinat Jumeirah – Al Sufuoh Road, Al Sufouh. This is another recreation of a traditional souk with views of Burj Al Arab. Self Parking and Valet Parking available.

The Market at The Beach – JBR, Dubai Marina. Self Parking available.

Farmer’s Market on the Terrace – Bay Avenue Towers, Downtown, Dubai (operates from October through April only). Self Parking available.

Ripe Market – Dubai Police Academy Park , Umm Suqeim Street (in cooler months); Dubai Festival City Mall; Springs Souk. Self Parking available.

Deira Waterfront Market – Fish display

Farmer’s market on the Terrace

Best time to visit Dubai for Events and Festivals

NEW YEARS EVE IN DUBAI

The highlight of the annual calendar is New Years Eve, when residents come out in droves to witness the spectacular fireworks displays across the city to usher in the new Gregorian calendar year. The fireworks displays are usually held at Atlantis the Palm, Burj al Arab, Burj Khalifah, Dubai Festival City and Dubai Creek. You should note that the roads to and from the high traffic areas are closed from 5 or 6pm until after midnight and many revellers either use public transport or park their cars and take a taxi or walk to the nearest vantage point.

Restaurants and cafes with a view of the fireworks charge premium prices for a meal and a seat for a few hours until after midnight.

Eateries around the Dubai Mall Fountains charged from AED 1500 per person for unlimited food (burgers, hotdogs, french fries, milkshakes or sodas) for window seats or outside seating with a view of Burj Khalifa.

Karma Kafe Dubai had a few packages with the lowest starting at AED 499 for an open bar.

Hurricanes Grill offered a five course meal with soft drinks for AED 795 (indoor, limited view) and AED 995 on the terrace.

GLOBAL VILLAGE

This seasonal multicultural shopping complex and festival park opens between October – April of the following year. There are exhibitors from all over the world as well as international food, entertainment and cultural experiences.

DUBAI INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL

This celebration of Arabic cinema takes place annually in December and draws talent from across the Arabic speaking world as well as international celebrities.

OMEGA DUBAI DESERT CLASSIC

The 4 day golf tournament is held in Dubai at the Majlis course of the Emirates Golf Club. It is held in January every year since 1989 and is a big draw card for top ranking international golf champions.

DUBAI JAZZ FESTIVAL

The Dubai Jazz Festival has been held every year since 2003 and is one of the premier events on the Dubai annual events calendar. It features jazz artists from all over the world, attracting tens of thousands of fans every year and usually takes place in February.

DUBAI DUTY FREE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS

This annual event is held over two weeks February every year since 1993 and draws the world’s top tennis players to the city. Previous winners include tennis champions Roger Federer, Andy Murray and Venus Williams.

DUBAI FOOD FESTIVAL

The Dubai Food Festival is a city wide extravaganza of the best food the city has to offer. It includes Taste of Dubai and Dubai Restaurant Week and takes place in February and March.

Taste of Dubai is held in the Du Arena in Dubai Media City over a weekend and many of the city’s best restaurants take up concession stands to offer their unique delights to the public. There are also cooking shows and demonstrations by world renowned chefs, celebrity tv chefs and producers.

During Dubai Restaurant Week the city’s top restaurants offer a three course menu at a fixed price to discerning diners via online booking. My favorite restaurant Social by Heinz Beck is the one to book during this time.

DUBAI SHOPPING FESTIVAL

This shopping extravaganza takes place across the Emirate and is marked by radical discounts and offers in all the big malls. It usually runs from December through January. Many malls put on entertainment as well as special prizes to woo customers.

DUBAI SUMMER SURPRISES

Like it’s Winter sibling, the Dubai Summer Surprises (DSS) is a shopping extravaganza during the summer months and usually lasts for about six weeks. There are great deals on entertainment and shopping between late June and early August. Some of the best deals combine 3 for 2 offers with 30-70% discounts.

RAMADHAN IN DUBAI

Those planning a Dubai vacation during Ramadhan may be in for a surprise. Though public consumption of food and drink is prohibited during fasting hours, the city becomes very festive with residents and visitors alike eagerly anticipating the iftars and suhoors on offer at restaurants and hotels throughout the city.

Ramadhan is a month of spiritual significance for Muslims and visitors to the country during this period should maintain the utmost respect and decorum in dress and behavior. During Ramadhan it is prohibited for adults to consume food, beverages or tobacco products in public during fasting hours and failure to observe the prohibition may result in fines or jail time if caught in the act.

Many restaurants and cafes continue to operate during the month of Ramadhan and are licensed for delivery and take-out services, even though they may not be licensed to serve food to the public during business hours. The fully licensed hospitality operators are obliged to cover their windows to ensure that their day time customers may enjoy their meals undisturbed.

EID IN DUBAI

For 2019 and 2020 the government has announced four (4) day holidays for Eid al Fitr and Eid al Adha. It is still during the summer months and there are usually good offers on flights and hotels, as many of the expatriate residents exit to their home countries for Ramadhan and Eid.

During this time a number of malls in Dubai may be licensed to operate for 24 hour shopping and there are offers and bargains galore.

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The best time to visit Dubai The best time to visit Dubai is in the cooler months when the days are breezy and invigorating and nights can be nippy.

[theresistanceneverquits]

Razena you don’t wanna know dw about it fkddkdkd

What's wrong with Leo/April? If Leolotus works, LeoApril can too, right? (Not mad, just wondering!)

well honestly it’s mostly my personal bias for leolotus

lotus blossom is his best love interest by far (all his other love interests are either toxic, his sister, dead, or from a vision he had), and i really want to see her return. she’s my favorite tmnt character.

and a new version of her being paired with Leonardo would be icing on the cake.

as for april, i have nothing against her at all! i love april.

but i think the only april x turtle ship i could ever love is 2012 apritello. it feels wrong to pair her with the turtles otherwise. she ends up being their sister figure usually.

i don’t mind leo having a crush on her. just as long as he eventually moves on. the turtles had small crushes on april at the beginning of 87, but it went away around early season 3 and was replaced with a beautiful sibling bond

[gaeasun]

5, 7, 11, 12 and 13

5. what color are your eyes?

um. kind of like i had blue eyes but they decided they wanted to be hazel someday.

7. hair-ties or scrunchies?

hair ties, scrunchies arent enough to really hold my hair well.

11. favorite extracurricular activity?

probably crocheting. is it still an extracurricular if i have no curriculars atm?

12. what kind of day is it?

the kind of day where i wish tomorrow was still weekend

13. when was the last time you ate?

well i literally just ate lunch (no its not lunch time). two big fish sticks in an air fryer. most tasty

[gaeasun]

You have a parent/older sibling rep to me ajskksjs

I dunno about that. But I know you're sleeping soon so let me get you a blanket and hot cocoa

[gaeasun]

I bet you want a fluffy husky to cuddle with

Yes but I'm not picky I would take any big fluffy dog to cuddle with 😌

[gaeasun]

🍓

RAZENA how do I give you just one compliment? You're funny and sweet and probably my best friend on this hellsite.

[gaeasun]

Empty Sprite, Pool in November, DS Lite, Regional Squrriel, Old Goal Post and Deisel

WoW oK LUVU2

ty its not very heavy though so i will carry mine and then insist on carrying urs as well

Yeah seems about right

OH ANOTHER BLACKBERRY yay froot ty

of course we've known each other for years what u talking about ;D

if you can shrink me small enough then yes. I will probably fall asleep tho

by sheer range- yes. i will happily listen to classical, heavy rock, and Irish music on the same day.

yes of course lets talk more :D I probably talk to you more than most people I know XD

on occassion. Yes.

oh yay ty i lost my headphones i need the music

yay i will keep a collection and then use them to make a bonfire and send you a smore

COME HERE RIGHT NOW OK

ty 🥺😭🥺

oh ty!

yes tho they will probably hurt my back but its worth it to talk to u

no. I am very very effortmore cool. there is much effort here

I am not alright but break is almost here (lol i will still not be alright then tho)

the world deserves better than me but thank you anyways. I do not know what i would do with the world

ok but it's got to be in a cool forest and i should probably bring my pocketknife

[gaeasun]

1, 3, 5, 7, 14, 17, 23, 27, 34,35,36, 43 and 50 sorry if this is long 😂😅

oooh booy here we go time to learn about me

1.who is/are your comfort character(s)?

Twitch. Twitch is my comfort character. he gives me much comfort and i send comfort to others through him.

3. do you leave the window open at night?

only if its really hot cause i need the circulation in my room

5. what color are your eyes?

blue on the outside, green in the middle. Maybe getting a little brown right around the pupil. From a distance they look a bit greyish.

7. hair-ties or scrunchies?

hair ties and they have to be the thick ones. Otherwise theyll break too quickly. i break about one a month anyways

14. do you love the smell of earth after it rains?

YES petrichor beloved

17. are you farsighted or nearsighted?

i am sooooo nearsighted. without my glasses im actually legally blind.

23. how do you feel about chilly weather?

the only thing its good for is to drink hot tea and bundle up without overheating.

27. about how many hours of sleep did you get?

maybe 8. need more tonight

34. is there a song you know every word to by heart?

a couple of choir songs because i got to look at them but other than that probably hero by skillet.

35. what’s your timezone?

aaahhh you can ask this privately or guess from any mention of time but i try not to be specific about location based things unless its got a large enough sample population.

36. how many times have you changed your url?

none :) ive used this url forever

43. what’s your take on spicy foods?

depends on the cause of the spice. i don't mind spicyness itself usually but theres often this bitter taste from the peppers i dont like. wasabi and ginger are nice tho.

50. can i tag you in random stuff?

absolutely! but i might not respond if im too busy

[gaeasun]

1, 6, 14, 16, 18, 27 and 34 (I have once again asked a lot apologies XD XP)

no apologies! only <3

1: What color are your socks?

Unfortunately they are boring and white. When I gets cold I have some pink and purple fuzzy socks tho

6: How old were you when you first learned how to ride a bike? Who taught you?

My dad liked bikes and taught me pretty young, but unfortunately at some point I stopped and now I can't anymore lol

14: What’s a bad habit that you have?

I pick at the skin around my nails a lot, rip. Especially if I'm bored.

16: What’s the first instrument that you learned to play?

Piano! Every time my family visited someone with a piano I would always go over and plunk notes on it. Eventually my parents found someone to give me lessons.

18: Would you rather stay in or go out?

Stay in. I usually need to be dragged out.

27: Would you like to live in another country?

Probably not lol. I can barely stand being several hours from my family, I'm not sure I could manage living in an entirely different country. Visit yes, live no.

34: Do you have trouble sleeping at night?

Unfortunately, which is already a problem because I'm tired all the time :c.