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Kuwait travel

ATTRACTIONS: (a few major)
Kuwait is home to excellent museums, beach resorts, restaurants and shopping. The capital city of Kuwait City includes such attractions as the Liberation Tower, Kuwait City Towers, Failaka Island and its Bronze Age history, the City of Entertainment (Al-Madina Al-Tarfihiya), the National Museum and numerous other points-of-interest.

Outside of Kuwait City, there are few attractions, other than the resorts.

There are still signs of the Iraqi invasion that devastated much of the country, but building is taking place and the Kuwaitis are warm and welcoming.

CONVENTION AND VISITOR BUREAUS:
GENERAL INTEREST:
  • Calling Code: 965
  • Electricity: 240V, 50Hz
  • Drive on the: Right
  • Times to Travel: Kuwait's climate is warm and tropical. The summer months, April to September, are very hot and dry. Temperatures can reach over 110° F (43° C) in the daytime.

    The winter season, November through February, is cooler (55° F; 12° C) with some rainfall. Most of the rain occurs between October and April.

    March, the spring season, is warm and pleasant.

    Most visitors prefer to travel to Kuwait between November and April.

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  • Kuwait Travel Advice and Warnings


Kuwait perfume shop
A perfume shop owner in Old Souq, Kuwait
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Kuwait water towers
Sixth Ring Road water towers, Al Farwaniyah, Kuwait
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