The old markets in Abu Dhabi, within an atmosphere that recreates the past, are witnessing a great influx of visitors during the holy month of Ramadan. The traditional products on offer include dates, perfumes, incense, traditional clothing, spices, and accessories, among other items that visitors may need during these blessed days. The old markets are attracting a large number of visitors to enjoy their diverse activities and interactive experiences, allowing them to discover traditional products and components of Emirati heritage. The traditional markets are showcasing a wide range of products, including handmade crafts, traditional clothing, and accessories, which were once made by grandmothers and mothers with great skill and passed down to future generations. The atmosphere is filled with the scent of incense and perfumes, offering visitors an authentic shopping experience, featuring handmade sweets, spices, and other traditional products. The markets are offering a wide range of products, including traditional clothing, accessories, and souvenirs, which are highly sought after during Ramadan. Fatin Al-Mahri, owner of the 'Merzab' brand, is showcasing a range of traditional products, including popular decorations, serried, and old-fashioned decorations, which are attracting a large number of visitors. The traditional markets are providing a wide range of Ramadan products, including dates, spices, coffee, perfumes, incense, and decorations, which are highly sought after during this holy month. Many people are keen to revive their heritage during Ramadan, preparing for family gatherings and social events. The markets are offering a wide range of products, including traditional clothing, accessories, and souvenirs, which are highly sought after during Ramadan. Khadija Al-Tanji, owner of the 'Mertasha' brand, participating in the market, said that the market provides all the products that visitors are looking for, including spices, dates, perfumes, and traditional clothing, which are highly sought after during Ramadan. The 'Wathba' market, part of the 'Sheikh Zayed Festival', is offering a wide range of products, including gold, traditional clothing, and souvenirs, which are highly sought after during Ramadan. Aisha Al-Kaabi, one of the participants in the market, said that Ramadan is an opportunity to appreciate popular heritage, as everyone comes together to revive the past, featuring traditional food, clothing, and other essentials, and we provide everything visitors need in one place.
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