More than just an oil-rich Gulf emirate, beyond the glitz and shopping of Kuwait City, this 7,000 square miles (17,800 square kilometers) harbors excellent museums, good beach resorts, fine desert ecotourism/adventure/cultural opportunities, and historic towns/sites.
Cover photo: James Sullivan
Khalid Almasoud This oil-rich little emirate (pop. just under nine million) on the Persian Gulf was last big in the news as the object of invasion by Sadam Hussein´s Iraq just next door. And though its far less touristed than most of its Gulf neighbors, Kuwait does offer a nice selection of travel experiences both traditional and modern, as well as cultural and outdoorsy; many – but far from all – are to be found in the capital, Kuwait City (pop. 3.4 million). Here are its top eight musts:…
Read more…Though it was splashed across world headlines way back in 1990 when Iraq invaded it - which in turn led to its own invasion by the US and allies, since then you don't hear much about Kuwait. But it's very much thriving - and it turns out, pretty interesting to visit, as this British vlogger Jason Billam shows us.
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