Eid Al Fitr is just around the corner, and with the holy month of Ramadan coming to an end soon, aren’t we all waiting for the holiday? Well, dear Qataris, you’re in for some brilliant news! The government has announced an 11-day holiday for the celebration of Eid Al Fitr. Here’s more about this holiday development!
11-Day Holidays For Eid Al Fitr In Qatar?
According to a news report by Gulf News, people in Qatar can now enjoy an 11-day holiday in celebration of Eid Al Fitr! This means starting on April 19, which is Wednesday, this holiday will continue till April 27. However, it’s expected that the employees return to work on April 30, which is a Sunday. It’s worth mentioning that this holiday is applicable to all ministries, government entities, and public institutions. But the holidays for Qatar Central Bank (QCB), banks, and other financial institutions working under the supervision of QCB are yet to be announced by its Governor.
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What Can You Do In These 11 Days?
With this announcement, people will get to spend some quality time with their families. So, they can meet their near and dear ones or even go for a short impromptu vacation with their entire families. Moreover, there are a host of family-friendly attractions in Qatar that can visit with their loved ones for a fantastic day ahead. After all, Eid holidays aren’t just about gifts and feasts, it’s also about family gatherings and making new memories together. Here are a few things you can do with your family in Qatar –
- You can spend a fun-filled day at the dessert Falls Water & Adventure Park.
- You can visit and explore the Museum Of Islamic Art.
- Land up at Villagio, which boasts Venice-like vibes!
- Have a fantastic day at the Museum of Illusions with your little munchkin!
- Visit the Qatarian Zoo with your loved ones and click loads of pictures.
With so many things to do, start making plans right away!
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