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Kuwait is located in Middle East, bordering the Persian Gulf, between Iraq and Saudi Arabia.The country’s climate is dry desert; intensely hot summers; short, cool winters.
Languages: Arabic (official), English widely spoken.Kuwait is the capital of Kuwait.
Kuwait accommodation
Hotels range from deluxe to first and second class. Many top hotels in Kuwait City feature sport complexes, restaurants and shopping malls. Serviced apartments, some with hotel-style room service, are also available. Prices are generally high. All rates are subject to a 15% service charge.
Kuwait Transportation
Kuwait is situated in the Gulf of Persia. It is a constitutional monarchy. Every year tourists visit this place to enjoy its culture and the modern amenities of the city. There are many modes Kuwait Transportation. This country actually takes good care of its guests. That is why if you want to go around this city and take a look at the various places of interest you will find different kinds of vehicles. Kuwait Transportation includes busses and taxis. These two methods are enough to make you feel comfortable. If you take all the above mentioned Kuwait Transportation then you would be able to get a comfortable trip of the city.
Places to Visit in Kuwait
The Kuwait Towers offer a panoramic view of the magnificent city. The beautiful towers have won the prestigious Aga Khan Award for Architecture in 1980. In addition to its beautiful design, the Kuwait Towers have a revolving viewing level and also store millions of gallons of water.
Failaka Island is considered to be the most important historical place in Kuwait and is full of landmarks representing different culture and historical eras, from the end of the 3rd millennium B.C until modern times.There are more islands on the coast of Kuwait like Bubiyan, Miskan, Warba, Auhha, Umm Al-Maradim, Umm Al-Naml, Kubbar and Qaruh. Taking a boat trip to one of these islands, can be a remarkable experience.
Tareq Rajab Museum displayed items are the personal belongings of Tareq Rajab who decided in 1980 to display his Islamic art treasures of ceramics, gold, silver and musical instruments to the public. It also contains a very large collection of ancient Islamic manuscripts.
Kuwait Zoo was established 10 years ago. Many new animals have been added to the Zoo. You can enjoy watching animals from all over the world. It is worth a visit during your trip to Kuwait.
National Museum displays thousands of items inclusing Islamic artifacts, ancient fossils, bones, flint tools, potteries and more. Providing a glimpse into the culture, history and heritage of the Kuwaiti society and Islamic world.
Dickson House originally owned by a Kuwaiti merchant and dating back to the nineteenth century, this house becomes the home of colonel Dickson and his family. Now ‘The National Council For Arts & Letters’ maintains it.
Kuwaiti food
Kuwait food is very rich in its flavor and taste. It is a mixture of the traditional variety and the immigrant culinary delights.Kuwaiti Cooking Methods Tabeekh is a famous cooking method that is used for preparing many Kuwaiti Cuisines. In this method, the entire feast is cooked over heat after being placed in a single container. This method is used by the households in Kuwait. Another Kuwaiti cooking method is known as Marag, in which all the important ingredients are first fried and prepared and are then added to the final meal and are cooked over light heat.
Numerous large shopping complexes have recently been built. The Souk Sharp Complex is an extensive center near the waterfront in Kuwait City, and contains Western chain stores as well as Kuwaiti shops. Other centers include the Al-Fanar Shopping Center and the Leila Gallery. Boutiques and small general stores in Kuwait City sell all the basic and most luxury goods.
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