Kuwait Qatar Bahrain Oman 10 Days GOKW8097

06:00 a.m. The group meets the staff and tour guide at the check-in counter. Oman Air at Suvarnabhumi Airport
09:10 a.m. Depart for Muscat, Oman by flight WY818 (flight time approximately 6 hours). Enjoy a variety of movies with Personal TV screen at every seat And the airline provides breakfast during the flight.
12:00 p.m. Arrive in Muscat, Oman, change flights to continue your flight to Kuwait City, Kuwait.
02:10 p.m. Departure for Kuwait City by flight WY645 (flight time approximately 2 hours).
03:20 p.m. Arrive at Kuwait City Airport, Kuwait. Take you through immigration and customs formalities. and take you to the hotel.
In the evening, have dinner at a restaurant.
Transfer to Al Hamra Hotel / Best Western Plus Hotel Kuwait or similar (1st night)

Morning: Eat breakfast at the hotel.
Take you on a tour of Kuwait City. The capital city of Kuwait Or the official name is the State of Kuwait, a princely state. It is small and rich in oil resources. Located in Southwest Asia. Along the coast of the Persian Gulf It has a southern border with Saudi Arabia. and the northern border with Iraq Take you to see the beauty of Grand Mosque. It is the largest mosque of Kuwait. It has an area of more than 45,000 square meters. The main chapel is 72 meters wide. Every side has teak doors and more than 144 windows. (We reserve the right to enter if religious ceremonies are being held.) It's time to take you up to see the Kuwait Towers. Tower Tall, unusual shape that is a symbol of Kuwait. It is located next to the Arabian Gulf. It is a group of towers that It consists of three tall buildings, with the first building being the tallest. It looks like a tall bar. There is a large sphere at the top end. Inside are electrical and water system control equipment. The Kuwait Tower was previously destroyed. When Iraq was invaded But after the war ended, it was restored to its original condition. The top of the circular hall is a viewing point. Therefore, there is an exhibition of photos showing damage to buildings during the war with Iraq. For tourists, you can go up and see. Views of the city can only be obtained from the highest tower. It's time to take you to visit the National Museum of Kuwait. which is a place to display antiques and historical exhibitions of Kuwait
Lunch: Eat lunch at the restaurant on top of Kuwait Tower.
In the afternoon, take you to visit the Tariq Rajab Museum, founded by a Kuwaiti baron. People with a passion for history and arts and culture Therefore, he began to collect and search for things from many countries to collect. and displayed here. Although it was once heavily damaged by the Iraqi invasion, But it was repaired until it was restored to its original condition. Inside the building, there are displays of appliances. From almost every corner of the world which are all rare and valuable items Then take you to visit the scientific learning center of Kuwait. It's another place. which can be considered a true tourist attraction Because this place has been designed to be a complete source of knowledge and entertainment. which has a part that is a museum The largest fish tank in the Middle East and has an area showing more than 100 animals, along with a 3D movie theater, all in a large building of more than 18,000 square meters, and also has shops. Restaurant as well It's time to take you to watch the sunset from the Liberation Tower or the Tower of Freedom. It is considered to be the tallest tower in the Middle East and ranks 5th among the tallest towers in the world. It has a height of 372 meters from base to top. Kuwaitis regard the tower as a work of art in the world of telecommunications. Because this tower is the center of the country's telecommunications system. and the viewpoint on this tower Should be able to see the city view in all directions because of where the Buddha is located. In the heart of the capital
In the evening, have dinner at a Chinese restaurant.
Transfer to Al Hamra Hotel / Best Western Plus Hotel Kuwait or similar (2nd night)

Morning: Eat breakfast at the hotel.
08:00 a.m. Transfer to Kuwait airport for check-in.
11:20 a.m. Depart for Doha, Qatar (flight time approximately 1.35 hours).
12:50 Arrive at Doha Airport, Qatar. Take the immigration and customs formalities.
Lunch: Eat lunch at a restaurant.
In the afternoon, take you to visit the Katara Cultural Village. The word Katara is Arabic for Qatar. This village is a gathering place for important cultural operations of Qatar and the Arab world. Within the village consists of large outdoor theater orchestra music hall Various art associations and clubs international restaurant Model local market and a beach for recreation The village also hosts arts and cultural events and exhibitions throughout the year. Freedom for you to see the beauty and history of Qatar. It's time to take you to take photos of Imam Muhammad ibn Abd Al Wahhab Mosque, the national mosque of Qatar. and is the largest mosque in Qatar. Established in 2011, it occupies an area of 175,164 square meters within the mosque. It can hold 12,200 people and 30,000 people if the area surrounding the mosque is included. The style of the Imam Muhammad ibn Abd Al Wahhab Mosque is a blend of contemporary Arab culture and is an important landmark of Qatar located in the heart of Doha today. Take you to see the grandeur and beauty of the Qatar Mosque. (We reserve the right to visit if there is a religious ceremony which tourists must respect the rules for visiting)
In the evening, have dinner at a Thai restaurant.
Take you to Holiday Villa Hotel or similar (1st night)

Morning: Eat breakfast at the hotel.
Take you to Al Zubara Fort, which was once a prosperous port filled with fishermen, merchants, and many communities living in the area. But later it collapsed and became a city under the desert. Until 2009, the fort was surveyed by a team of archaeologists and scientists. Led by the Qatar Museums Authority, the archaeological survey, research and work with local communities aims to chronicle and understand the fort's heyday and decline. and the important role of Al Zubarah Fort in the development of the modern Arabian Gulf in the past. Later in 2013, UNESCO registered the Al Zubara Fortress as one of the world heritage sites as well. It's time to take you to the Sheikh Faisal Bin Qassim Al Thani Museum. Founded in 1998, it is a Qatari fortress city in the Al Samriya rice fields. Its exterior is unique and beautiful, especially the fortress built from existing stone. local in its original form But at the same time, it can also reflect the modernity of Doha today very well. The museum was designed and built dedicated to the preservation and promotion of the Islamic cultural heritage of Sheikh Faisal Bin Qassim Al Thani. It houses and displays the special artefacts collected by Sheikh Faisal Bin. Qassim Al Thani specifically to give Qataris and foreigners the opportunity to admire Take you to see the grandeur and beauty within this fortress museum.
Lunch: Eat lunch at a restaurant.
Afternoon, take you to visit The Museum of Islamic Art, established in 2008 under the supervision of the Qatar Museum Authority. It is a museum that collects works of Islamic culture such as historical documents, gems, and various appliances made from iron, glass, wood, and ivory. Stones, textiles, etc., collected from various Islamic countries. Especially from Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Turkey, India and Central Asian countries. (except Qatar's, which will be displayed at the Qatar National Museum instead). The area outside the museum is also a viewpoint from which to see the city center of Doha, where all the government agencies and office buildings are located. You are free to admire the beauty of various works of art before being taken to the airport. To travel to Muscat, Oman, it's time to take you to see the Aspire Zone or Doha Sports City, located on an area of 2.5 square kilometers. It was established in 2003, the year Qatar hosted the Asian Games. The ultimate objective of the establishment is to be used as a venue for national and international sports competitions. This is part of Qatar's aim to promote Qatar's comprehensive sports excellence. The Aspire Zone consists of three areas: (1) Khalifa International Stadium, a football stadium that will be built; To be one of the stadiums used in the 2022 World Cup that Qatar is hosting, (2) Hamad Aquatic Center, a swimming pool building the same size as used in Olympic competitions, and (3) Aspire Dome, which is a center. The biggest indoor sport in the world
In the evening, have dinner on the boat with a scenic cruise and sunset.
Take you to Holiday Villa Hotel or similar (2nd night)

Morning: Eat breakfast at the hotel.
09:00 a.m. Take you to the airport for check-in.
11:20 a.m. Depart from Qatar Airport. To Manama Airport Bahrain
12:50 Arrive at Manama Airport. Take you through immigration and customs formalities.
Lunch: Eat lunch at a Thai restaurant.
Afternoon, take you to see the city of Manama. The name of the city comes from the Arabic word "Manam" meaning "mattress." In the era at the beginning of the last century, the city of Manama was the nearest port for fishermen who had a career in diving. pearl and a stopping point for cargo crews transporting goods from India to Africa. Later, in early 1932, an oil well was discovered in Manama. This results in a prosperous economy. Until it is of great interest to investors and businessmen. The city of Manama is considered to be one of the friendliest in the country. And Bahrain is regarded as a country that still preserves the culture and other aspects of its Arab heritage perfectly. Bahrain is ruled by the king of the Al-Khalifa dynasty. is the supreme head The country's economy relies on oil and pearl exports. Bahrain is different from other countries in the Persian Gulf. Because there are 33 islands in the Persian Gulf, the main island is Bahrain Island. The islands of Bahrain are located to the north of Qatar. and Saudi Arabia to the west. Take you to visit the Bahrain National Museum. A museum that consists of various exhibition rooms. It covers the history of Bahrain from the Stone Age through ancient civilizations to the oil boom. It's time to take you to see the old buildings. Arad Fortress Built in the 15th century, it is located near Bahrain International Airport. The fort is believed to have been built to protect against foreign sailors from invading Bahrain in ancient times. Then take you to see the King Fahd Causeway, the expressway that connects Saudi Arabia and Bahrain. Surveying began to build the route in 1968, but construction began in 1981-1986 and the bridge was officially opened on November 26, 1986. The bridge was built with the financial support of Khli Fah Ibn Sulman. The length of the bridge is 26 kilometers and the width of the road is 25 meters.
In the evening, have dinner at a restaurant.
Take you to Park Regis Lotus Hotel Manama or similar.

Morning: Eat breakfast at the hotel.
Take you to see El Fate Mosque, the largest mosque. It can accommodate up to 7,000 people per day who will come to make the pilgrimage. Take you to relax in the seaside atmosphere of the Corniche Al Fateh area. You will have a view of the sea. and modern buildings of Manama city Take you on a tour to see the greatness of Manama. kingdom of bahrain which has many interesting buildings Whether it's the Bahrain World Trade Center or Bahrain Financial Harbour, and buildings with unusual shapes. But what's interesting is the Murjan Tower building, expected to be the tallest building in the world, at 3,281 feet. It's time to take you to the Old Market, located near Bab Al Bahrain, where both sides of the road are filled with shops selling local products. Be it spices, carpets, cloth, various types of nuts. At a price that tourists can negotiate. But you must use Bahrain's currency, the dinar. A popular item for tourists is pearls. which is a real pearl and is famous in Arab countries
Lunch: Eat lunch at a local restaurant.
In the afternoon, take you to see the Tree of Life. It is the only tree in the desert area. Then you will stop to take photos with the symbol of Manama, which is Bap Al Bahrain, the ancient city gate. Built during the British rule of Bahrain Designed by architect Sir Salle Belgave in 1945, Bap Al Bahrain was originally the government quarters. Built with a sea view The art of Manama's original Islamic buildings
03:00 p.m. Transfer to Manama Airport.
05:00 p.m. Departure for Muscat Airport by flight WY656 (flight time approximately 1.40 hours).
07:40 p.m. Arrive at Muscat Airport, Oman.
In the evening, have dinner at a Chinese restaurant.
Transfer to your hotel Al Falaj Hotel Muscat or similar.

Morning: Eat breakfast at the hotel.
Take you on a journey to Bimmah Singh Hole or Dibab Singh Hole. It is located in Hawiyad Najim Park, which is next to the road connecting Bimmah. and the city of Dibab This water hole was once believed to be a wide hole left by a meteorite. But scientists speculate that it was caused by the land subsiding and causing the hole. And this area is close to the sea. Therefore causing sea water to seep in. Plus, the water in this hole is a beautiful clear green color. Looking down from the mouth of the hole, it looks very impressive. You can prepare your swimsuit to try swimming in the water hole. Freedom for you to play in the water at your leisure. Take you on a journey to Oasis Wadi, a natural tourist attraction that cannot be found anywhere else in Asia. Because it's like entering the ancient world. There are sandy beaches, rocks, cliffs, walking among towering mountains. There is also a beautiful turquoise blue pond. Let's take pictures as souvenirs as well.
Lunch: Eat lunch at a local restaurant.
In the afternoon, it's time to take you to Sur. A charming seaside town famous for its traditional shipyards and with a long history of seafaring and trade. This place is one of the main tourist attractions of Oman. Take you for a walk to admire the beauty of Sur. Ready to take photos with the beautiful view of this city. The city is also a recreational area for Omani residents who come to picnic. Enjoy the beach, watch the seagulls, you can say that when you come here you will enjoy the nature that has created the city of Sur. It is another beautiful city of Oman. It's time to take you on a journey to the Wahib Desert. Located in the heart of the country, it is a popular destination for tourists who want to experience authentic, ancient Oman. Visitors can experience the nomadic past by joining a tour that usually begins in Ibra. and take the traveling group in a 4WD vehicle to drive through the Sand Dune and camp overnight in the middle of the desert under the moonlight.
In the evening, have a local dinner. (In the middle of the desert)
Take you to the Al Salam Camp Desert tented accommodation.

Morning: Eat breakfast at the hotel.
Take you to the city of Nizwa. It was the capital of Oman in the 6th and 7th centuries. Today, Nizwa is famous for its fortress that was built on the orders of Sultan bin Sef in the 17th century. The main feature of the fortress is its tower. gigantic cylinder and interesting enemy defense mechanisms, such as honey traps who used beautiful women to lure soldiers and strangely shaped windows So that the people in the fort can shoot at the enemy, etc. Take you to visit the ancient Nizwa fort. large fortress National Monuments of Oman large tower There are many rooms that are complicated like a maze.
Lunch: Eat lunch at a local restaurant.
In the afternoon, take you to visit Jabrin Castle. Built in the mid-16th century, the three-story castle is a center for the study of astrology, medicine, and Islamic law. It is built in the style of Islamic art. The interior features beautiful wood carvings and ceiling paintings. It's time to take you to visit Bahla Fort. It is one of Oman's oldest and largest fortresses. It was built in 500 BC. It is the only fort that was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987. The walls of this fort are 12 kilometers long and have a Middle Eastern art exterior. Constructed with cement and light brown clay. It fits with the desert topography. It has been restored many times. In the past, it was used as a fortress to protect against invading enemies. There is a zone for the artillery turret to look out for. A room for storing supplies, a prayer room, a meeting room, and many rooms for various activities. But the most outstanding thing is the round tower that stands out. Freedom for you to see the beauty of the only World Heritage fort in Oman. It's time to take you back to Muscat. capital of Oman
In the evening, have dinner at a Thai restaurant.
Transfer to your hotel Al Falaj Hotel Muscat or similar.

Morning: Eat breakfast at the hotel.
Take you on a sightseeing tour of Muscat. It is home to many forts, palaces, museums and markets. Take you to visit Sultan Qaboos Mosque. It is guaranteed to be the largest mosque in the Arabian Peninsula. The exterior is built in Islamic architecture. It has the shape of a dome set on a solid square base, grand, spacious, and beautiful. Surrounded by trees. and lushly decorated flowers Inside the central hall, there is a seamless hand-woven carpet. It is the second largest in the world with exquisite patterns. It took more than 4 years to weave and also has a 14 meter tall chandelier, which is the largest in the world. Decorated in the middle of the prayer hall It is a mosque with great grandeur and beauty. Entry to Sultan Qaboos Mosque is only available in the morning. After that it will be closed for prayers. Women's clothing must be covered. Wear a long skirt that covers your feet, a long-sleeved shirt, and a neat headscarf. If you are not prepared to wear it The mosque has an abaya rental service. (Women's all-black Islamic robe) and Tob (Men's long-sleeved white robe) each priced at 5 riel or approximately 500 Thai baht.
It's time to take you to visit the Beit al-Zubair Museum. It is a museum located on Al Saidiya Road, Muscat's Old City. In this museum, ancient objects and weapons, including khanjars, household equipment and clothing are displayed. Outside the museum is an Omani village and traditional market to see. Take you to stop and take photos with the opera house. which is one of the best opera houses in the world
Lunch: Eat lunch at a local restaurant.
In the afternoon, take photos with Al Jalali Fortress. and Almirani Fortress which is located around the palace It is a 16th century fortress that towers over the bay. Both forts were built by the Portuguese to protect the harbour. Al Jalali is on a rocky outcrop on the eastern side of the harbour, while Al Mirani is on a rocky outcrop on the western side. Existence of two surrounding forts and surrounding mountains. This allowed Muscat to reinforce the attack from the sea. In addition to being used as a fortress to prevent enemy invasion of the city. It was also used as a prison during the 20th century. Today it is a museum showcasing Oman's cultural heritage. Take you on a tour to see the beauty and history of the World Cultural Heritage of Oman. Take you to stop and take photos with Al Alam Royal Palace. Where visitors can admire the splendor of the palace from the pier even though they cannot go inside. This palace was formerly the residence of Sultan Qaboos (Qaboos) in the Old City of Oman. Even though you are not allowed to take photos inside, the beauty outside just catches the eyes of tourists.
06:00 p.m. Take you to Muscat airport. To check in and prepare for your return trip.
09:10 p.m. Depart from Muscat International Airport. To Bangkok By flight WY817 (flight time 6.10 hrs.), food, drinks and rest are served on the plane.

06:20 a.m. Arrive at Suvarnabhumi Airport, Bangkok safely (BON VOYAGE)