One thing that says it all about Kuwait is that you will find its people warm, hospitable, friendly and helpful, making your visit to the country a very enriching and memorable experience.

Kuwait was once a nation of pearl divers and spice merchants and has become one of the worlds' largest oil producers and exporters. The shift in its economy led to a transformation in every sense. The local society with its population of 4 million is today cosmopolitan and modern and yet it remains true to its heritage and traditions.

When exploring the country, one will find the old gates that once made the wall that protected the small city back then from foreign invasion, while the Kuwait Towers, today representing the symbols of modern Kuwait, tell the story of the last group of the 34 uniquely designed water towers that were designed to stand out. The old souqs and alleys of shops across many areas also reminisce of the heritage and traditions of the country, while the blend of architectures leaves one imagining how much Kuwait’s people have travelled, seen, learnt and adopted. 

Kuwait has numerous attractions which include excellent museums, parks, a coastal strip that stretches with beaches and restaurants, modern shopping malls and marinas, beach resorts, farms, and much more. Water, desert, sports, motor and so many more activities are to be explored, in addition to the country’s famed Failaka Island. 

People in Kuwait speak Arabic and English. Kuwaitis will be found wearing traditional attires or modern designs, distinguishing themselves with a high sense of style and fashion. 

Visitors to Kuwait are advised to read the rules of the country to avoid issues and misunderstanding.

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