KUWAIT HISTORY TRAVEL GUAID (Al Jahra Gate).

 KUWAIT HISTORY TRAVEL GUAID (Al Jahra Gate).

City gates once lined Al Soor St – one that remains is Al Jahra Gate, at the centre of where Al Soor St meets the First Ring Road. Despite the gate's ancient appearance, the wall and gates were only constructed around 1920. The wall was demolished in 1957. Find the gate on a roundabout opposite the Sheraton Kuwait hotel. Bellow video watch and understand the historical place of Kuwait.

KUWAIT TRAVEL GUAID WALKING MARKET AREA (MALIYA ).

 KUWAIT TRAVEL GUAID WALKING  MARKET AREA (MALIYA ) .

All Kuwait travels must be seeing Kuwait market place . This area you can get very cheap and high quality market martials as well as you can get all type brand company items also. This place very beautiful and very colorfully . You can all country citizens different type of food restaurants. You can test different type of country food .You can more details this area bellow video watch and enjoy.

Kuwait sulaibiya camels farm

 Kuwait sulaibiya camels farm.

My friend knows someone who owns the farm there and arranged the day of our visit. We were able to visit the camel farm quickly and even allowed to use their tents. Seeing them wild, in herds and some even rearing their babies is definitely worth this trip. I even tried  millking a camels and it was one of a lifetime experience that I´ve ever had. I have never heard of Desert ship before but meeting these camels made quite an impression on me. They are indeed a superanimals of the desert. My friend knows someone who owns the farm there and arranged the day of our visit. We were able to visit the camel farm quickly and even allowed to use their tents. Seeing them wild, in herds and some even rearing their babies is definitely worth this trip. I even tried  milliking a camel and it was one of a lifetime experience that I´ve ever had. I have never heard of Desert ship before but meeting these camels made quite an impression on me. They are indeed a superanimals of the desert .

Kuwait city travel advisory

 Kuwait city travel advisory.

Kuwait City is the capital of the gulf nation of Kuwait. At its heart sits the Grand Mosque, known for its vast interior and chandeliered dome. On the waterfront, the late-19th-century Seif Palace features a neo-Arabic watchtower and manicured gardens. Nearby, the Kuwait National Museum explores history and features science shows at its planetarium. Souk Al-Mubarakiya is a vast food and handicraft market. 

Discover old and modern Kuwait

 Discover old and modern Kuwait.

mubarakia Souk, is the oldest market in Kuwait. . . so when I think about sharing personal experiences and stories that connect me to my location, the first thing that comes to mind is the first day I reached Kuwait and visit this place and from this moment I am addicted to it. The ambiance is unique and different from any other place in Kuwait. You can feel the varieties of the country there, Arabic, Persian, Indian and any other nationality you can find there.

HISTORY

This popular traditional market is located in Kuwait City, between Abdullah Al-Mubarak, Abdullah Al-Salem & Palestine Streets. This market has been around for at least 200 years. The market was damaged during the Iraqi invasion in 1990, however it was renovated and it got back its traditional flavor.