Kuwait
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Kuwait City
4.500.000
17.818 km2
Arabic
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GMT/UTC + 3
Kuwait
Kuwait is a small yet vibrant country where modern architecture and rich traditions coexist along the Arabian Gulf. From the gleaming skyline of Kuwait City to historic forts and bustling souks, the nation offers a glimpse into both its contemporary ambitions and cultural heritage. Coastal promenades, beaches, and desert landscapes provide spaces for relaxation and adventure, while museums and local markets reveal stories of Kuwait’s past and present. For travelers seeking a mix of modernity, history, and authentic experiences, Kuwait delivers a journey that is dynamic, welcoming, and full of discovery at every turn.
Why you should visit Kuwait
You should visit Kuwait because it is a destination that rewards the curious traveller with a side of the Gulf that feels genuine, unhurried, and largely unexplored by tourism. Imagine strolling along the elegant Kuwait City corniche as the iconic water towers catch the last light of the day, losing yourself in the vast and atmospheric Mubarakiya market, and discovering a museum and arts scene that reflects a country deeply proud of its identity and heritage.
Beyond its city life, Kuwait also offers a striking desert landscape, a rich Bedouin culture, and a pearl diving history that shaped this region long before the modern world arrived.
Add to that the warmth of Kuwaiti hospitality, the exceptional food, and the fascinating contrast between ancient traditions and one of the most modern skylines in the Gulf, and Kuwait becomes a destination that offers far more than most travellers expect.
For us, Kuwait is not just an overlooked stop in the Middle East, it is a place with a quiet confidence and character that is genuinely worth exploring.
Highlights of Kuwait
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Kuwait City : Modern skyline with impressive skyscrapers and wide boulevards
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Kuwait Towers : Iconic landmark and symbol of the city
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The Avenues Mall : One of the largest shopping malls in the world
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Grand Mosque : Largest mosque in Kuwait with beautiful architecture
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Souq Al-Mubarakiya : Traditional market with local atmosphere and food
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Al Shaheed Park : Green urban park with museums and walking paths
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Marina Crescent : Coastal area with views, restaurants and leisure
Our experiences
Visiting Kuwait was a unique and different travel experience compared to most destinations we have been to. It is not a place where you see many Western tourists, which made it feel even more special. Kuwait City is dominated by modern skyscrapers and wide streets, giving it a very contemporary and almost futuristic atmosphere. The scale of places like The Avenues Mall, one of the largest in the world, was something we had not experienced before. At the same time, landmarks like the Kuwait Towers give the city its own identity. Kuwait felt like a destination that is hard to compare to others, offering a glimpse into a different side of the region.
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Best Time : November to March, cooler temperatures
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Transport : Taxi is recommended
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Driving : Easy, roads well maintained
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Costs : Moderate to high
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Weather : Extremely hot summers, mild winters
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Daylight : Sunny most of the year
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Culture : Conservative, respect local customs
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