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Arabic feast

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Falcon race
In the UAE falconers train their falcons, which can cost up to $60,000 a bird, to race at hundreds of miles an hour in the President's Cup, a national competition in which the fastest falcons can win up to $7 million in prizes.

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Falconry
Camel Race
Traditional Boat Racing
Dhow Racing
Horse Riding

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Majlis, Mejlis, or Majles is an Arabic and Persian term meaning "council", used to describe various types of special gatherings among common interest groups be it administrative, social or religious in countries with linguistic or cultural connections to Islamic countries.

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Falcon is the national bird in UAE. It is the best bird.

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Al Ayyala-
Al-Ayyala involves two rows of 20 or more performers facing each other in a stylised battle scene, with the thin bamboo canes representing arrows or swords. The men in each row stand shoulder to shoulder, with their left hand on the back of the person to their left.
Each row of performers makes alternating movements with their heads, shoulders, arms and canes to suggest victory or defeat – always moving in time to the beat of the drums. At the same time, they chant lines of verse, often from Nabati poetry, on the topics of valour and chivalry.
Al-Ayyala has been practiced for generations by people across the UAE, including both coastal and inland communities. The dance has such significance that it was inscribed in 2014 on the UNESCO 'Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity'.

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