Jeddah’s historic Al-Balad district is celebrating the current month of Ramadan with a stunning festival featuring culture, traditional crafts and authentic delicacies, according to Arab News.
The festival has attracted several visitors and residents through numerous workshops and entertaining activities.
Ramadan nights feature several workshops such as Arabic calligraphy, pottery, and other crafts showcasing the artistic legacy of the Hijaz region.
As for children, they can enjoy interactive entertainment designed to introduce Saudi Arabia’s culture and heritage.
“The historic charm and festive energy here make it the perfect place to experience the essence of the holy month,” Salem Al-Harthi, a Saudi citizen, said.
Interestingly, the street food represents one of the most attractive festivities in the event as hundreds of vendors set up stalls, wearing traditional attire and singing folk songs to grasp visitors’ attention and invite them to sample local delicacies.
The Ramadan season in historic Jeddah plays pivotal roles in supporting local entrepreneurs and artisans. Heritage markets provide small and medium businesses with a valuable platform to display their crafts, from handmade goods to culinary specialties.
Recently, Al-Balad has become an unparalleled hub for families wishing to celebrate Ramadan with promising experiences and unforgettable memories.
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