Katara Cultural Village was transformed into a vibrant festive scene on the first day of Eid al-Adha Friday, with many families and visitors who converged to enjoy a wide array of cultural and entertainment experiences. The festivities will conclude Sunday.
Among the popular activities are Katara Eidiyah (Eid gift) which attracted children. Katara saw a diverse rhythm of events blending traditional, artistic, and modern elements. The Ardah (Qatari sword dance) and traditional folkloric performances captivated visitors with their authentic heritage on show, while street art performances added a lively modern flair to the squares and walkways, turning every moment into a unique entertainment experience.
Katara Beach also saw a significant turnout of families who chose to spend the holiday by the sea, to relax and enjoy fun-filled activities in a safe and organised environment. The Katara Hills provided green surroundings and picturesque views of the sea.
Katara’s restaurants welcomed guests with a rich selection of local and international cuisine, offering unique experiences of Qatari hospitality. The traditional food corner along the Corniche attracted lovers of heritage flavours, enhanced by the sea breeze and festive aromas.
Culture also remained at the heart of the celebration, with Al Thuraya Planetarium in Building 41 continuing to offer interactive scientific adventures that take visitors on a journey through stars and planets in a fun, educational way suitable for all family members. The celebrations conclude daily with spectacular fireworks at Katara Corniche.
