In the UAE, a unique Ramadan tradition is gaining traction: iftar hikes. Residents are embracing organised treks in the Hajar Mountains and deserts, breaking their fast together at sunset. This trend blends spiritual reflection, community bonding and outdoor wellness, offering a serene alternative to city celebrations and fostering a deeper connection with the holy month’s spirit.
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Ramadan 2026 iftar hiking trend: Why Muslims are opting to trek and break fast in UAE’s mountains, deserts
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