FAQs

Kuwait is a fascinating combination of modernity and tradition, making it a special tourist place in the Middle East. Even though it cannot be compared in popularity with some other destinations of this region, Kuwait is a good country to visit, in case you are willing to combine cultural, historical, and modern moments.

Kuwait is a modern state situated on the Arabian Gulf, and a variety of means of transport are presented to the inhabitants and guests of the country. Nevertheless, in answer to the question of what the primary means of transport in Kuwait is, the answer is simple: private cars dominate the roads.

The country has a surprisingly large number of museums worth a visit in different locations in Kuwait, as it has a great deal of cultural history, maritime history, and contemporary history. When you ask yourself how many museums there are in Kuwait, you should understand that it depends on the number as well as the variety of impressions they may leave you with. Today, Kuwait has more than 15 notable museums, including state-managed ones, as well as personal collections that give an insight into Kuwaiti life, art, history, and science. The most significant of them is the Kuwait National Museum itself, which has exhibits of archaeology, galleries of heritage, and even a planetarium. Lovers of art can visit the Museum of Modern Art, whereas those who admire the world of Islamic heritage are not to deprive themselves of visiting the Tareq Rajab Museum, which has thousands of items that are artifacts of the Islamic world. Other notable destinations include: Sadu House, preserving the Bedouin weaving tradition. Bait Al Othman Museum, offering an immersive look at Kuwaiti life in the 20th century. Maritime Museum, which chronicles Kuwait’s seafaring history.  

You are about to visit the country, and you are curious to know what sports are practiced in Kuwait. You'll find a dynamic mix of traditional and modern games that cater to locals and expatriates alike, such as Football (soccer), Basketball, handball, and volleyball  

Kuwait has the world record for the most hot days in summer; the extreme summer heat is a characteristic of the desert climate of Kuwait. But just how hot does Kuwait get in the summer?  The short answer: very hot. From June through August, temperatures regularly soar above 45°C (113°F), and it’s not uncommon for the mercury to hit 50°C (122°F) during peak afternoons.