Ramadán y Eid, mes a mes en todo el mundo

Cierres diurnos durante el ayuno; después, las fiestas del Eid.

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Ramadán y Eid en enero

  1. Medina 🇸🇦 Arabia SauditaRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)The busiest month of the Medina year by a wide margin: Umrah pilgrims fill the city, the mosque courtyards are laid out for iftar every evening, and rooms near the Haram are booked far ahead.94
  2. Hurgada 🇪🇬 EgiptoRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)The hotel strip runs unchanged; the town behind it keeps the fast, so the shops in El Dahar work evening hours and the traffic peaks in the hour before sunset.94
  3. Doha 🇶🇦 CatarRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)Offices work half days, cafes and malls close until sunset and Souq Waqif does its whole trade between iftar and two in the morning.94
  4. Asuán 🇪🇬 EgiptoRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)Feluccas still sail and the temples stay open, but the souk shuts through the afternoon and boatmen are fasting in the sun all day.94
  5. Marsa Alam 🇪🇬 EgiptoRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)Resorts run to their own timetable, but boat crews and drivers are fasting and the town of Marsa Alam itself works evening hours.94
  6. Nizwa 🇴🇲 OmánRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)The souq works mornings and then closes until well after dark, and the Friday livestock market is the one fixture that keeps its hours.94
  7. Dubái 🇦🇪 Emiratos Árabes UnidosRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)Eating and drinking in public during daylight stops, malls and restaurants shift their hours, and live music and beach clubs go quiet.93
  8. Abu Dabi 🇦🇪 Emiratos Árabes UnidosRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)Eating and drinking in public during daylight stops, offices run short hours and live music goes quiet; the city shifts to the evening and the iftar tents run until two.93
  9. Mascate 🇴🇲 OmánRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)Eating in public during the day is not done, offices work short hours and the souq trades after dark.93
  10. Sharm el-Sheij 🇪🇬 EgiptoRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)Naama Bay and the hotel strip run as usual; the town at Hadaba and the workers' quarters keep the fast and shift everything to the evening.93
  11. Ras al Jaima 🇦🇪 Emiratos Árabes UnidosRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)Beach hotels serve as normal behind screens, but live music stops, public eating during the day does not happen, and the mountain roads are quiet until sunset.93
  12. Karachi 🇵🇰 PakistánRamadan nights · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)Daytime eating places close and the city moves wholesale to after sunset: Burns Road working until three, traffic at two in the morning, offices on short hours.93
  13. El Gouna 🇪🇬 EgiptoRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)The resort side carries on much as usual, but the town and the workers' quarters keep the fast, kitchens run to different hours and the marina bars go quiet until sunset.92
  14. Sur 🇴🇲 OmánRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)The corniche restaurants and the coffee places by the dhow yard shut in daylight, and the turtle reserve keeps its usual night tour anyway.92
  15. Fuyaira 🇦🇪 Emiratos Árabes UnidosRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)Eating or drinking in public in daylight is not done, and most of the beach hotels screen off one restaurant for guests.92
  16. El Aaiún Sahara OccidentalRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)An administrative town with little to do after dark suddenly has a night life, and none of it before sunset.92
  17. Dahab 🇪🇬 EgiptoRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)Bedouin camps and dive centres keep working, but restaurants off the beachfront strip close until sunset and the whole town drops a gear for the month.91
  18. Khasab 🇴🇲 OmánRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)A small town with few places to eat becomes a town with none until sunset.91
  19. Taif 🇸🇦 Arabia SauditaRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)Nothing serves in daylight and the fruit stalls on the mountain road pack up early.91
  20. Kish 🇮🇷 IránRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)The malls that are the island's main draw keep going but their food courts close through daylight, and the beaches are empty in the afternoon.91
  21. La Meca 🇸🇦 Arabia SauditaRamadan Umrah season · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)The busiest month of the year at the Grand Mosque outside Hajj itself.90
  22. Manama 🇧🇭 BaréinRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)Bahrain is more relaxed about it than its neighbours and hotel restaurants serve behind screens, but the souk and the coffee houses shut through the day.90
  23. Áqaba 🇯🇴 JordaniaRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)Dive centres run as normal, but restaurants in town shut until sunset and the beaches fill after dark instead.90
  24. Qeshm 🇮🇷 IránRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)Eating in public is not on during daylight and the bazaars keep evening hours instead.90
  25. Villa Cisneros Sahara OccidentalRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)The kite camps out on the lagoon keep running for guests, but the town on the peninsula shuts through daylight and local staff are fasting on the water all day.90

…y 58 más en enero.

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Ramadán y Eid en febrero

  1. Hurgada 🇪🇬 EgiptoRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)The hotel strip runs unchanged; the town behind it keeps the fast, so the shops in El Dahar work evening hours and the traffic peaks in the hour before sunset.96
  2. Áqaba 🇯🇴 JordaniaRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)Dive centres run as normal, but restaurants in town shut until sunset and the beaches fill after dark instead.96
  3. Sharm el-Sheij 🇪🇬 EgiptoRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)Naama Bay and the hotel strip run as usual; the town at Hadaba and the workers' quarters keep the fast and shift everything to the evening.96
  4. El Gouna 🇪🇬 EgiptoRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)The resort side carries on much as usual, but the town and the workers' quarters keep the fast, kitchens run to different hours and the marina bars go quiet until sunset.96
  5. Marsa Alam 🇪🇬 EgiptoRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)Resorts run to their own timetable, but boat crews and drivers are fasting and the town of Marsa Alam itself works evening hours.96
  6. Dahab 🇪🇬 EgiptoRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)Bedouin camps and dive centres keep working, but restaurants off the beachfront strip close until sunset and the whole town drops a gear for the month.95
  7. Taif 🇸🇦 Arabia SauditaRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)Nothing serves in daylight and the fruit stalls on the mountain road pack up early.94
  8. Al-Ula 🇸🇦 Arabia SauditaRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)Sites and restaurants move to evening hours through the fast and the old town tours start after iftar.94
  9. Luxor 🇪🇬 EgiptoRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)Sites and cruise boats run normally, but drivers, guides and crew are fasting through the hottest part of the day and the town only eats after sunset.93
  10. Manama 🇧🇭 BaréinRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)Bahrain is more relaxed about it than its neighbours and hotel restaurants serve behind screens, but the souk and the coffee houses shut through the day.93
  11. Khasab 🇴🇲 OmánRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)A small town with few places to eat becomes a town with none until sunset.93
  12. Kish 🇮🇷 IránRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)The malls that are the island's main draw keep going but their food courts close through daylight, and the beaches are empty in the afternoon.93
  13. El Cairo 🇪🇬 EgiptoRamadan · 1 Feb – 5 Abr (normalmente)Daytime cafés and many restaurants close, offices work short hours, and the city comes alive after the sunset cannon with iftar tables set up in the street.92
  14. Qeshm 🇮🇷 IránRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)Eating in public is not on during daylight and the bazaars keep evening hours instead.92
  15. Nuweiba 🇪🇬 EgiptoRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)The camps along the Tarabin strip keep running for foreign guests, but the town side shuts in daylight and the ferry port timetable bends around the fast.92
  16. Medina 🇸🇦 Arabia SauditaRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)The busiest month of the Medina year by a wide margin: Umrah pilgrims fill the city, the mosque courtyards are laid out for iftar every evening, and rooms near the Haram are booked far ahead.91
  17. Riad 🇸🇦 Arabia SauditaRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)Government hours shrink, restaurants close until sunset and the city does its shopping between ten at night and three in the morning.91
  18. Abu Dabi 🇦🇪 Emiratos Árabes UnidosRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)Eating and drinking in public during daylight stops, offices run short hours and live music goes quiet; the city shifts to the evening and the iftar tents run until two.91
  19. Doha 🇶🇦 CatarRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)Offices work half days, cafes and malls close until sunset and Souq Waqif does its whole trade between iftar and two in the morning.91
  20. Kuwait 🇰🇼 KuwaitRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)Working hours are cut by law and eating in public in daylight is an offence, so the city is genuinely shut until sunset.91
  21. Puerto Sudán 🇸🇩 SudánRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)The town shuts through daylight and the dive boats that still operate feed guests on board.91
  22. Agadir 🇲🇦 MarruecosRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)The corniche cafés and most beach restaurants stay shut through daylight and reopen after the call to prayer.91
  23. Abha 🇸🇦 Arabia SauditaRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)Nothing serves in daylight outside the hotels, and the old souk only really trades after the evening prayer.91
  24. Esauira 🇲🇦 MarruecosRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)The medina cafes close through the day and the fishing port lands its catch to a town that will not eat until sunset.90
  25. Ras al Jaima 🇦🇪 Emiratos Árabes UnidosRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)Beach hotels serve as normal behind screens, but live music stops, public eating during the day does not happen, and the mountain roads are quiet until sunset.90

…y 116 más en febrero.

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Ramadán y Eid en marzo

  1. Yazd 🇮🇷 IránRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)Restaurants close through the day and the old town is silent until sunset, when the alleys and the rooftop terraces fill.96
  2. Nuweiba 🇪🇬 EgiptoRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)The camps along the Tarabin strip keep running for foreign guests, but the town side shuts in daylight and the ferry port timetable bends around the fast.96
  3. El Cairo 🇪🇬 EgiptoRamadan · 1 Feb – 5 Abr (normalmente)Daytime cafés and many restaurants close, offices work short hours, and the city comes alive after the sunset cannon with iftar tables set up in the street.95
  4. Abha 🇸🇦 Arabia SauditaRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)Nothing serves in daylight outside the hotels, and the old souk only really trades after the evening prayer.95
  5. Jericó 🇵🇸 PalestinaRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)Nothing in town serves food in daylight and the cable car up to the Mount of Temptation runs to shorter hours.95
  6. Marrakech 🇲🇦 MarruecosRamadan · 5 Feb – 25 Mar (normalmente)Much of the medina closes during the day and the square only comes alive after the sunset call.94
  7. Agadir 🇲🇦 MarruecosRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)The corniche cafés and most beach restaurants stay shut through daylight and reopen after the call to prayer.94
  8. Siwa 🇪🇬 EgiptoRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)A conservative oasis takes the fast seriously: nothing open by day beyond the lodges, then the town wakes at sunset.94
  9. Uarzazat 🇲🇦 MarruecosRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)Studios and kasbahs stay open but the town eats at sunset and works around it, and drivers on the long desert runs are fasting.94
  10. Mar Muerto 🇯🇴 JordaniaRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)Everything outside the resort compounds closes during daylight and the valley road is empty until sunset.94
  11. Tozeur 🇹🇳 TúnezRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)The oasis towns keep this properly: nothing open in daylight, the palmeraie quiet, and then the cafes on Avenue Habib Bourguiba busy until two.94
  12. Alejandría 🇪🇬 EgiptoRamadan · 25 Ene – 5 Abr (normalmente)Cafes and shops keep the fast until sunset, then the corniche fills until two in the morning.93
  13. Taghazout 🇲🇦 MarruecosRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)Surf camps run their own kitchens, but the village cafes close by day and the fish grills only fire up after sunset.93
  14. Dahab 🇪🇬 EgiptoRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)Bedouin camps and dive centres keep working, but restaurants off the beachfront strip close until sunset and the whole town drops a gear for the month.93
  15. El Aaiún Sahara OccidentalRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)An administrative town with little to do after dark suddenly has a night life, and none of it before sunset.93
  16. Yerba 🇹🇳 TúnezRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)The resort strip at Sidi Mahrez carries on as normal, but Houmt Souk and the villages inland are shut through the day and the island's roads empty around sunset.92
  17. Bagdad 🇮🇶 IrakRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)Offices barely open before noon and the city moves to the night: Karrada and the riverside on Abu Nuwas Street are busier after iftar than at any other time of year.92
  18. Trípoli 🇱🇾 LibiaRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)The old city is shut through daylight and the working day is cut short.92
  19. Esauira 🇲🇦 MarruecosRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)The medina cafes close through the day and the fishing port lands its catch to a town that will not eat until sunset.92
  20. Hurgada 🇪🇬 EgiptoRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)The hotel strip runs unchanged; the town behind it keeps the fast, so the shops in El Dahar work evening hours and the traffic peaks in the hour before sunset.90
  21. El Gouna 🇪🇬 EgiptoRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)The resort side carries on much as usual, but the town and the workers' quarters keep the fast, kitchens run to different hours and the marina bars go quiet until sunset.90
  22. El Yadida 🇲🇦 MarruecosRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)The promenade cafés stay empty until sunset and the medina wakes up late.90
  23. Taif 🇸🇦 Arabia SauditaRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)Nothing serves in daylight and the fruit stalls on the mountain road pack up early.90
  24. Villa Cisneros Sahara OccidentalRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)The kite camps out on the lagoon keep running for guests, but the town on the peninsula shuts through daylight and local staff are fasting on the water all day.90
  25. Kuwait 🇰🇼 KuwaitRamadan · 25 Ene – 25 Mar (normalmente)Working hours are cut by law and eating in public in daylight is an offence, so the city is genuinely shut until sunset.89

…y 146 más en marzo.

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Ramadán y Eid en abril

  1. Trípoli 🇱🇾 LibiaEid al-Fitr · 1 Mar – 15 Abr (normalmente)Several days when the city shuts and families visit; the coast road east and west of town fills with people taking the holiday out of the city.96
  2. Alejandría 🇪🇬 EgiptoRamadan · 25 Ene – 5 Abr (normalmente)Cafes and shops keep the fast until sunset, then the corniche fills until two in the morning.96
  3. Esauira 🇲🇦 MarruecosEid al-Fitr · 1 Mar – 15 Abr (normalmente)Two days when the medina shuts and Marrakesh empties onto the beach.96
  4. Jiva 🇺🇿 UzbekistánRamazon Hayit · 1 Mar – 15 Abr (normalmente)A public holiday at the end of the fast: families visit graves in the morning and the town runs on holiday hours.96
  5. Amán 🇯🇴 JordaniaEid al-Fitr · 1 Mar – 15 Abr (normalmente)Three or four days when Amman empties towards the Dead Sea and Aqaba and half the shops stay shut.95
  6. Bujará 🇺🇿 UzbekistánKurban Hayit · 25 Abr – 15 Jun (normalmente)Eid al-Adha is a public holiday of family visits and closed offices, and it moves about eleven days earlier each year.95
  7. Taghazout 🇲🇦 MarruecosEid al-Fitr · 1 Mar – 15 Abr (normalmente)Agadir empties up the coast road for the holiday and the beaches either side of the village are full.95
  8. Túnez 🇹🇳 TúnezEid al-Fitr · 1 Mar – 15 Abr (normalmente)Two or three days when the capital closes and moves to the coast at La Marsa and Gammarth.94
  9. Casablanca 🇲🇦 MarruecosEid al-Fitr · 1 Mar – 15 Abr (normalmente)Two days when the city closes almost completely: no cafes, few taxis, and a corniche that belongs to families walking off a long lunch.94
  10. Juyand 🇹🇯 TayikistánIdi Ramazon · 1 Mar – 15 Abr (normalmente)A public holiday at the end of the fast, and the valley keeps it more visibly than the capital does.94
  11. Ramala 🇵🇸 PalestinaEid al-Fitr · 1 Mar – 15 Abr (normalmente)Three days when the shops shut, families visit and the parks and the hill roads out towards Jericho fill with people taking the day out.94
  12. Jotán 🇨🇳 República Popular ChinaRozi Heyt, the Eid al-Fitr holiday · 20 Feb – 5 Abr (normalmente)The end of Ramadan is a regional holiday for Xinjiang's Uyghur families; the day starts with prayers at the mosques and households spend it visiting family.93
  13. El Yadida 🇲🇦 MarruecosEid al-Adha (Eid Kbir) · 20 Abr – 10 Jun (normalmente)The feast of sacrifice moves about eleven days earlier each year.93
  14. Andijon 🇺🇿 UzbekistánRamazon Hayit · 1 Mar – 15 Abr (normalmente)Eid at the end of the fast is a public holiday and the valley is the most observant part of the country, so expect closed offices, full mosques and families visiting graves.92
  15. Damasco 🇸🇾 SiriaEid al-Fitr · 1 Mar – 15 Abr (normalmente)Three days of family visits and new clothes.92
  16. Fez 🇲🇦 MarruecosEid al-Fitr · 1 Mar – 15 Abr (normalmente)Two days when the souks close and the medina belongs to families in new clothes.92
  17. Alanya 🇹🇷 TurquíaRamazan Bayrami (Eid al-Fitr) · 1–15 Abr (normalmente)The holiday after Ramadan sends Turkish families to the coast, and Alanya's hotels are a common choice; book ahead, since the dates move about eleven days earlier every year on the Islamic calendar.92
  18. Hammamet 🇹🇳 TúnezEid al-Fitr · 1 Mar – 15 Abr (normalmente)Tunis empties towards the coast for the holiday and the beachfront is busy for the first time since autumn, even when the water is still too cold to be in for long.92
  19. Mardin 🇹🇷 TurquíaRamazan Bayrami · 1 Mar – 15 Abr (normalmente)The three days after the fast are a national holiday and the old city fills with families back from Istanbul and Europe.91
  20. Taskent 🇺🇿 UzbekistánRamazon Hayit · 1 Mar – 15 Abr (normalmente)Ramazon Hayit (Eid al-Fitr) is a public holiday across Uzbekistan: offices close and markets shorten hours for a day or two while families visit relatives.90
  21. Samarcanda 🇺🇿 UzbekistánRamazon Hayit · 1 Mar – 15 Abr (normalmente)Ramazon Hayit (Eid al-Fitr) is a public holiday across Uzbekistan: offices close and markets shorten hours for a day or two while families visit relatives.88
  22. Mar Muerto 🇯🇴 JordaniaEid al-Fitr · 1 Mar – 15 Abr (normalmente)Jordanian and Gulf families take the Eid break down here and the shore hotels sell out.88
  23. Dusambé 🇹🇯 TayikistánIdi Ramazon · 1 Mar – 15 Abr (normalmente)The end of the fast is a public holiday and offices and banks shut for it.87
  24. El Cairo 🇪🇬 EgiptoRamadan · 1 Feb – 5 Abr (normalmente)Daytime cafés and many restaurants close, offices work short hours, and the city comes alive after the sunset cannon with iftar tables set up in the street.86
  25. Panjakent 🇹🇯 TayikistánIdi Ramazon · 1 Mar – 15 Abr (normalmente)Idi Ramazon (Eid al-Fitr) is a public holiday across Tajikistan: families visit relatives and share festive meals, and offices, banks and many markets close for a day or two.85

…y 66 más en abril.

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Ramadán y Eid en mayo

  1. Çeşme 🇹🇷 TurquíaKurban Bayrami (Eid al-Adha) · 1 May – 5 Jun (normalmente)The longer religious holiday, four days and frequently stretched to nine.95
  2. ÖLÜDENİZ_KIDRAK_TP 🇹🇷 TurquíaKurban Bayrami (Eid al-Adha) · 1 May – 5 Jun (normalmente)The longer religious holiday, four days and frequently stretched to nine.95
  3. Estambul 🇹🇷 TurquíaKurban Bayrami · 15 May – 10 Jun (normalmente)The longer of the two religious holidays.94
  4. Casablanca 🇲🇦 MarruecosEid al-Adha · 10 May – 30 Jun (normalmente)The sheep festival empties Casablanca for two or three days while people travel home, and shops, restaurants and much of the transport stop with them.94
  5. Tánger 🇲🇦 MarruecosEid al-Adha (Eid Kbir) · 1 May – 5 Jun (normalmente)Eid al-Adha is Morocco's biggest family holiday.94
  6. Taghazout 🇲🇦 MarruecosEid al-Adha (Eid Kbir) · 1 May – 5 Jun (normalmente)Eid al-Adha is Morocco's biggest family holiday.94
  7. El Yadida 🇲🇦 MarruecosEid al-Adha (Eid Kbir) · 20 Abr – 10 Jun (normalmente)The feast of sacrifice moves about eleven days earlier each year.94
  8. Rabat 🇲🇦 MarruecosEid al-Adha (Eid Kbir) · 1 May – 5 Jun (normalmente)Eid al-Adha is Morocco's biggest family holiday.94
  9. Side 🇹🇷 TurquíaKurban Bayrami (Eid al-Adha) · 1 May – 5 Jun (normalmente)The longer religious holiday, four days and frequently stretched to nine.94
  10. Hammamet 🇹🇳 TúnezEid al-Adha · 1 May – 5 Jun (normalmente)Eid al-Adha is a public holiday of two days or more.94
  11. Selçuk 🇹🇷 TurquíaKurban Bayrami (Eid al-Adha) · 1 May – 5 Jun (normalmente)The longer religious holiday, four days and frequently stretched to nine.93
  12. Esauira 🇲🇦 MarruecosEid al-Adha (Eid Kbir) · 1 May – 5 Jun (normalmente)Eid al-Adha is Morocco's biggest family holiday.93
  13. Chauen 🇲🇦 MarruecosEid al-Adha (Eid Kbir) · 1 May – 5 Jun (normalmente)Eid al-Adha is Morocco's biggest family holiday.93
  14. Datça 🇹🇷 TurquíaKurban Bayrami (Eid al-Adha) · 1 May – 5 Jun (normalmente)The longer religious holiday, four days and frequently stretched to nine.93
  15. Ramala 🇵🇸 PalestinaEid al-Adha · 1 May – 5 Jun (normalmente)Eid al-Adha brings several days of public holiday: shops and offices close for the first days, families visit relatives, and parks, pools and restaurants fill.93
  16. Osh 🇰🇬 KirguistánKurman Ait · 10 May – 5 Jun (normalmente)The Feast of Sacrifice is a public holiday: families slaughter a sheep, share the meat and visit relatives, and many shops and offices close for the day.92
  17. Bodrum 🇹🇷 TurquíaKurban Bayrami · 15 May – 10 Jun (normalmente)The peninsula opens properly for the four-day holiday and Istanbul arrives with it.92
  18. Ankara 🇹🇷 TurquíaKurban Bayrami (Eid al-Adha) · 1 May – 5 Jun (normalmente)The longer religious holiday, four days and frequently stretched to nine.92
  19. Petra 🇯🇴 JordaniaEid al-Adha · 1 May – 5 Jun (normalmente)Eid al-Adha brings a public holiday of four days or more.91
  20. Panjakent 🇹🇯 TayikistánIdi Qurbon (Eid al-Adha) · 1 May – 5 Jun (normalmente)A public holiday that moves about eleven days earlier each year: families slaughter and share a sheep, offices close, and shared taxis over the mountains to Dushanbe and Khujand fill up in the days before.91
  21. Esmirna 🇹🇷 TurquíaKurban Bayrami (Eid al-Adha) · 1 May – 5 Jun (normalmente)The longer religious holiday, four days and frequently stretched to nine.91
  22. Marmaris 🇹🇷 TurquíaKurban Bayrami (Eid al-Adha) · 1 May – 5 Jun (normalmente)The longer religious holiday, four days and frequently stretched to nine.91
  23. Madaba 🇯🇴 JordaniaEid al-Adha · 1 May – 5 Jun (normalmente)Eid al-Adha brings a public holiday of four days or more.91
  24. Belén 🇵🇸 PalestinaEid al-Adha · 1 May – 5 Jun (normalmente)Eid al-Adha brings several days of public holiday: shops and offices close for the first days, families visit relatives, and parks, pools and restaurants fill.91
  25. Antalya 🇹🇷 TurquíaKurban Bayrami coast exodus · 15 May – 10 Jun (normalmente)The longer religious holiday empties the inland cities onto this coast.90

…y 76 más en mayo.

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Ramadán y Eid en junio

  1. Kazán 🇷🇺 RusiaRamadan and Eid · 1 Ene – 31 Dic (normalmente)Tatarstan keeps Eid al-Fitr as a public holiday, and the crowd at the Kul Sharif mosque inside the Kremlin spills onto the grounds.95
  2. El Yadida 🇲🇦 MarruecosEid al-Adha (Eid Kbir) · 20 Abr – 10 Jun (normalmente)The feast of sacrifice moves about eleven days earlier each year.93
  3. Van 🇹🇷 TurquíaKurban Bayrami (Eid al-Adha) · 1 May – 5 Jun (normalmente)The longer religious holiday, four days and frequently stretched to nine.93
  4. Casablanca 🇲🇦 MarruecosEid al-Adha · 10 May – 30 Jun (normalmente)The sheep festival empties Casablanca for two or three days while people travel home, and shops, restaurants and much of the transport stop with them.92
  5. Chauen 🇲🇦 MarruecosEid al-Adha (Eid Kbir) · 1 May – 5 Jun (normalmente)Eid al-Adha is Morocco's biggest family holiday.92
  6. Rabat 🇲🇦 MarruecosEid al-Adha (Eid Kbir) · 1 May – 5 Jun (normalmente)Eid al-Adha is Morocco's biggest family holiday.92
  7. Esauira 🇲🇦 MarruecosEid al-Adha (Eid Kbir) · 1 May – 5 Jun (normalmente)Eid al-Adha is Morocco's biggest family holiday.90
  8. Tánger 🇲🇦 MarruecosEid al-Adha (Eid Kbir) · 1 May – 5 Jun (normalmente)Eid al-Adha is Morocco's biggest family holiday.90
  9. Taghazout 🇲🇦 MarruecosEid al-Adha (Eid Kbir) · 1 May – 5 Jun (normalmente)Eid al-Adha is Morocco's biggest family holiday.90
  10. Safranbolu 🇹🇷 TurquíaKurban Bayrami · 15 May – 10 Jun (normalmente)The four-day holiday sends Ankara and Istanbul families into the Ottoman quarter in numbers, filling the old konak guesthouses and the market lanes around the bazaar.90
  11. Ankara 🇹🇷 TurquíaKurban Bayrami (Eid al-Adha) · 1 May – 5 Jun (normalmente)The longer religious holiday, four days and frequently stretched to nine.89
  12. Ramala 🇵🇸 PalestinaEid al-Adha · 1 May – 5 Jun (normalmente)Eid al-Adha brings several days of public holiday: shops and offices close for the first days, families visit relatives, and parks, pools and restaurants fill.89
  13. Sarajevo 🇧🇦 Bosnia y HerzegovinaKurban Bajram · 20 Abr – 5 Jun (normalmente)Eid al-Adha moves about eleven days earlier each year.88
  14. Pristina KosovoKurban Bajram · 20 Abr – 5 Jun (normalmente)Eid al-Adha is a public holiday in Kosovo and moves about eleven days earlier each year.88
  15. Shaki 🇦🇿 AzerbaiyánGurban Bayrami · 20 Abr – 10 Jun (normalmente)The Eid of sacrifice is a two-day national holiday that moves about eleven days earlier each year; families travel to relatives, so intercity buses get busy and some shops close.88
  16. Estambul 🇹🇷 TurquíaKurban Bayrami · 15 May – 10 Jun (normalmente)The longer of the two religious holidays.87
  17. Osh 🇰🇬 KirguistánKurman Ait · 10 May – 5 Jun (normalmente)The Feast of Sacrifice is a public holiday: families slaughter a sheep, share the meat and visit relatives, and many shops and offices close for the day.87
  18. Agadir 🇲🇦 MarruecosEid al-Adha (Eid Kbir) · 1 May – 5 Jun (normalmente)Eid al-Adha is Morocco's biggest family holiday.87
  19. Madaba 🇯🇴 JordaniaEid al-Adha · 1 May – 5 Jun (normalmente)Eid al-Adha brings a public holiday of four days or more.87
  20. Belén 🇵🇸 PalestinaEid al-Adha · 1 May – 5 Jun (normalmente)Eid al-Adha brings several days of public holiday: shops and offices close for the first days, families visit relatives, and parks, pools and restaurants fill.87
  21. Göreme 🇹🇷 TurquíaKurban Bayrami · 15 May – 10 Jun (normalmente)The cave hotels sell out to Turkish families over the four-day holiday and balloon seats go at holiday prices.86
  22. Ürgüp 🇹🇷 TurquíaKurban Bayrami · 15 May – 10 Jun (normalmente)Cave hotels around town sell out to Turkish families over the four-day holiday, and a balloon seat costs more than usual if you can find one at all.86
  23. Petra 🇯🇴 JordaniaEid al-Adha · 1 May – 5 Jun (normalmente)Eid al-Adha brings a public holiday of four days or more.85
  24. Side 🇹🇷 TurquíaKurban Bayrami (Eid al-Adha) · 1 May – 5 Jun (normalmente)The longer religious holiday, four days and frequently stretched to nine.85
  25. Kars 🇹🇷 TurquíaKurban Bayrami (Eid al-Adha) · 1 May – 5 Jun (normalmente)The longer religious holiday, four days and frequently stretched to nine.85

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  1. Kazán 🇷🇺 RusiaRamadan and Eid · 1 Ene – 31 Dic (normalmente)Tatarstan keeps Eid al-Fitr as a public holiday, and the crowd at the Kul Sharif mosque inside the Kremlin spills onto the grounds.39

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