The State of Kuwait is an Arab Gulf Arab Islamic country located in the Middle East to the southwest of the continent of Asia, and it is located in the northwestern corner of the Arabian Gulf, where it is linked to a range of borders with the Arab countries, bordered on the north and west of the Republic of Iraq, as well as Saudi Arabia On the southern side, and an area of about 17,818 km².

Kuwait landmarks
The Great State Mosque
The Grand Mosque of Medina was designed by Dr. Muhammad Makiya, built in accordance with the Andalusian style. The mosque covers about 45,000 square meters. It is the largest mosque in the whole country, and the number of worshipers on the night of the 27th of Ramadan reaches about 170,000 Prayers.

Tariq Rajab Museum of Islamic Art
The Tareq Rajab Museum of Islamic Art contains rare collections of Quran, Arabic manuscripts and Islamic art tools, such as pottery, musical instruments, old Arabic and Islamic furniture, and a collection of gold and silver jewellery, metalwork, embellishments and ancient Arab costumes, ceramics, most of which date back to the Arab Islamic civilisation.

Entertainment City
The entertainment city is one of the most important recreational areas in the country and in the Middle East. It is located in the Doha area and covers approximately 1 million square meters and contains the latest entertainment in the world, in addition to models of the wonders of the world.

The ski lounge
The ski lounge is located in the Arabian Gulf region, but it is located in the Green Belt area in the Kuwaiti capital. The hall opened in March 1980 and has an area of 8398 square meters.

Kuwait Towers
Kuwait Towers are a group of three towers in the city of Kuwait.
It was officially opened in March 1979 and is an important symbol of tourism in Kuwait, especially the Kuwaiti capital.
It offers lunch and dinner, an infinity café serving light food and juices. The middle tower is a water tank, and the small tower has a power station.

Hamara tower
Hamara tower is the tallest skyscraper in Kuwait and the 23rd in the world with a height of 414 meters and consists of 77 floors. The tower covers 24,000 square meters, making it the largest building in the State of Kuwait. It has a unique architectural design that differs from most of the skyscrapers in the world. Surrounded by two walls of the southern side, each of which is gradually descending from the structure of the building.

Kuwait national museum
The new museum complex consists of three main buildings. The first building is the administration offices, the library, the auditorium, the theater, an exhibition of ancient antiquities, an art gallery showing the works of contemporary Kuwaiti artists, and the other building dedicated to storing and preserving monuments, as well as the Planetarium.
Abdullah Al-Jaber Al-Sabah opened it in his palace in the East in 1957 to present the popular monuments that represent the Kuwaiti environment.