Abu Dhabi August 17, 2010 Emirates Palace has introduced a unique Ramadan destination this year for UAE residents and visitors. In partnership with du as its official sponsor, Emirates palace is welcoming its guests to Ramadan Pavilion, located at the Emirates Palace Ballroom Terrace. The unique setting combines the authentic traditions of Ramadan with the luxurious comfort of Emirates Palace, with features such as a covered original artists’ gallery walkway to a large oasis garden with a central marble dome surrounded by private Majlis, decorated with original and traditional features. Furthermore, a sumptuous Iftar buffet is served in a relaxed Suhoor setting that can host over 1200 guests daily throughout the Holy Month of Ramadan.

The Ramadan Pavilion will enable visitors to experience a special selection of dishes created by Mezlai - the latest restaurant at Emirates Palace which serves the first authentic and traditional Emirati cuisine in the UAE - and enjoy the original artworks in the artists’ gallery Ramadan Pavilion Walkway, featuring Pierre Abboud’s creations along with spectacular images of Emirates Palace, including world renowned photographer Ken Duncan. The Pavilion Walkway links Mezlai Restaurant and the Emirates Palace Ballroom to the Ramadan Pavilion, creating a unique venue for every guest and visitor to enjoy.

The Ramadan Pavilion is designed to take guests on a journey of  combined beauty, culture, heritage and customs of Ramadan along with the palatial comfort and luxurious hospitality of Emirates Palace.

Hala Badri, EVP, Brand and Communications, du, said:”We wanted to present an authentic, yet unique experience, where family and friends can get together and enjoy the true flavour of UAE culture. We are glad to be the exclusive sponsor for this exceptional Ramadan pavilion; we wish everybody an enjoyable experience.”

Already renowned for Ramadan offerings, Emirates Palace expects the number of visitors this year to extend beyond previous years, as Emirates Palace welcomes residents, visitors, guests and companies from around the region, as well as a significant increase in international visitors who have booked to savour this unique Ramadan experience.

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