Dubai’s iconic Burj Khalifa was illuminated with a spectacular display marking Diwali, the Indian Festival of Lights, on Monday night. The world's tallest tower showcased bilingual messages across its façade, wishing UAE residents and visitors a joyous festival in both English and Hindi.

Thousands of people gathered in Downtown Dubai to witness the grand light and laser show, which was accompanied by traditional Indian music and a heartfelt message that read, "Festival of lights brings home, joy, harmony and prosperity, wishing you happy Diwali".

Day three is Diwali itself, the main day of the festival, when people join their families in blessing. Day four is Govardhan Puja, when gifts and sweets are exchanged among family and friends celebrate with large quantities of food. Day five is Bhai Dooj, a day dedicated to the bond between brothers and sisters.

Diwali, is now a global celebration that lights up cities far beyond India. From the dazzling streets of Singapore’s Little India to the festive charm of Leicester, Dubai, Toronto, and Kuala Lumpur, here are the best places to celebrate Diwali across the world.

As Diwali 2025 approaches, the city is preparing for one of its grandest festive seasons yet. With its population surpassing seven million and nearly two million Indian expatriates calling Dubai home,

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Diwali, the Indian Festival of Lights, is a time of joyous celebration not only for the Indian community in the UAE but for everyone who embraces the festive spirit. Homes of the celebrators across Dubai glow with the shimmer of lights and diyas, the ...