Make the most of the city reopening with these activities…
Source: Time Out Doha
Qatar’s largest heritage site, with its impressive city wall, ancient residential palaces and houses, markets, industrial areas and mosques, Al Zubarah is one of the best-preserved examples of an 18th and 19th century Gulf merchant town.
Source: The heritage of Al Zubarah
Just an hour — and a world — away from the bright lights of Doha, Qatar, the sand-covered remains of the once-thriving port of Al Zubarah are worth exploring.
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Now ranked as one of the richest countries in the world, Qatar’s second coming is worth exploring…
Source: Qatar: Happily Merging the Best of Both Worlds, Traditional and Modern
Qatar – Al Zubarah Archaeological Site
Qatar is a funny place. In fact, it’s a funny word that nobody truly knows how to pronounce!
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