Kuwait, we have more than camels here!

By: crazyinkuwait

Welcome to Kuwait,a country that has more than just camels, yes there are many places to visit and events happen all of the time. As an expat living in Kuwait for 10 years I have yet to complete my bucket list of places to visit while I’m here. As a blogger I can bring my adventures to you first hand, I make the journey easier by providing detailed information and then you can decide which places to visit that interest you the most. The touristic market in Kuwait is yet to be up and running so it’s up to bloggers and media to give the world an idea of what this country has to offer. If you’re into the restaurant scene, museum lover or a cultural explorer here are some of the top ten places that will interest you:

Are you “hungry” for adventure? Here are some of the best places to dine in Kuwait:

Japanese: Kei, lovely place with great hibachi prepared dishes
http://crazyinkuwait.blogspot.com/2011/11/kei-restaurant-jw-marriot.html

American: Texas Roadhouse, good ole’ American restaurant with steaks that will remind you of home
http://crazyinkuwait.blogspot.com/2012/11/texas-roadhouse-yummmmmm.html

Indian: Zafran Indian Restaurant, elegant with a new menu featuring sizzling new dishes
http://crazyinkuwait.blogspot.com/2013/11/zafran-indian-restaurant-celebrates.html

Italian: Johnny Carino’s, laid back atmosphere with awesome fresh bread and a menu filled with great items
http://www.e.gov.kw/sites/kgoenglish/portal/Pages/Visitors/TourismInKuwait/PlanningYouTrip_Restaurants.aspx

Iranian: Shabestan, love, love, love it! Best place for authentic Iranian food
http://crazyinkuwait.blogspot.com/2012/05/shabestan-iranian-restaurant.html

Lebanese: Mais Al Ghanim, this restaurant has been a hit in Kuwait for many years
http://www.maisalghanim.com

Kuwaiti: Freej Soeleh, their dishes will take you back with dishes from Kuwait’s past
http://crazyinkuwait.blogspot.com/2012/03/i-looooooooove-freej-soeleh.html

South American: Gaucho Grill, choose your own steak which comes back to your table perfectly prepared
http://alshaya.com/kuwait/the-gaucho-grill-stores

Chinese: P.F. Changs, a new addition to Kuwait and a big hit
http://crazyinkuwait.blogspot.com/2012/11/pf-changs-gulf-street.html

British: English Tea Lounge, serving finger foods along with a variety of teas perfect place for meetings
http://crazyinkuwait.blogspot.com/2013/02/the-english-tea-lounge-sheraton.html

Would you like to take a trip to Kuwait’s past? Here are some of the museums and places of interest in Kuwait:

Tareq Rajab Museums of Islamic Art and Islamic Calligraphy, a collection from his travels, a must-see museum
http://crazyinkuwait.blogspot.com/2010/03/tareq-rajab-museum.html

Kuwait House for National Works, this museum takes you back to the Gulf War complete with pictures and items recovered from the war
http://crazyinkuwait.blogspot.com/2013/05/kuwait-house-of-national-works-memorial.html

Sadu House, a beautiful house from the past and also a museum for Sadu weaving
http://www.alsadu.org.kw/index2.html

Kuwaiti Maritime Museum, takes you back to the pearl diving days of Kuwait
http://crazyinkuwait.blogspot.com/2012/11/kuwaiti-maritime-museum.html

Sheikh Mubarak Kiosk, the original office of Sheikh Mubarak Al-Sabah which was recently refurbished and opened to the public
http://crazyinkuwait.blogspot.com/2013/03/what-to-do-in-kuwait-sheikh-mubarak.html

Kuwait National Museum, this museum take you back to the ancient times of Kuwait and follow the progress of the country
http://crazyinkuwait.blogspot.com/2010/03/kuwait-national-museum-planetarium.html

Souk Al Mubarakiya, step back into a time before huge shopping malls were the places to be seen
http://crazyinkuwait.blogspot.com/2010/05/souk-mubarakiya.html

Amricani Cultural Center, the first hospital in the Gulf ran by missionaries
http://crazyinkuwait.blogspot.com/2013/03/what-to-do-in-kuwait-amricani-cultural.html

Youm AlBahar, nice place built to represent the old days complete with shops and a play area for kids
http://crazyinkuwait.blogspot.com/2013/07/youm-al-bahar-sailors-day-heritage_16.html

Bait Al Outman Museum, this is my favorite museum recently refurbished, step into the past and explore the simple days of Kuwait
http://crazyinkuwait.blogspot.com/2013/05/bait-al-outhman-museum.html

These are just a few of the places to visit and when you want to see the camels there are several locations to choose from. Kuwait! Gotta love it!