Qatar is the ultimate stopover destination for Indian travellers; here’s how
Times of IndiaTIMESOFINDIA.COM/TRAVEL TRENDS, QATAR/ Created : Jan 1, 2024, 16:00 IST
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Qatar brings us experiences that are a beautiful blend of museums and art galleries, stunning landscapes, impressive modern architecture of Doha. All these elements highlight the seamless coming-together of warm and traditional Ar … Read more
Qatar brings us experiences that are a beautiful blend of museums and art galleries, stunning landscapes, impressive modern architecture of Doha. All these elements highlight the seamless coming-together of warm and traditional Arabian culture with contemporary amenities. In Qatar, it’s always a harmonious blend of the past and present. The result is simply exquisite. Read less
Did you know that with the Qatar Airways’ stopover programs, travellers can book a stopover in Qatar for 12 to 96 hours? This is especially great for those who are on a short trip to Qatar.
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Visit the eco-futuristic Msheireb district for its four meticulously restored Qatari houses-turned-museums. Each of them delve deep into different phases of the nation's history.
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Venture beyond the city to explore archaeological sites and UNESCO World Heritage treasures hidden in the northern desert. And if you want to experience something truly amazing and somewhat unexpected, take a scenic kayak journey from Al Khor city to Purple Island to experience the amazing mangroves.
If you love all things adventurous, start your Qatar fun with desert safari in Doha in Khor Al Adaid. Activities such as sandboarding, camel rides, quadbike and ATV excursions will keep you busy for sure. There’s also something truly interesting to enjoy as a family – experiences like whale sharks spotting and falcon flying sessions.
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