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Top Attractions

Explore the top attractions that define Kuwait's skyline and history

Soar above the city at the Kuwait Towers

The Majestic Guardians of the Skyline

The Kuwait Towers stand tall as an iconic symbol of the country, comprising three slender towers that offer panoramic views of the city and house restaurants and observation decks. Witness the city's vibrant lights against the backdrop of the Arabian Gulf at this must-visit landmark.

Elevating 123 meters above sea level, the observation sphere revolves 360° every 30 minutes, granting visitors a panoramic vista of Kuwait City, its captivating surroundings, and the serene azure waters of the Arabian Gulf within a glass-encased pavilion.

From the city centre: 3.2 km

Timings: 08:00 am to 11:00 pm (Saturday to Sunday)

Time taken: 1-2 hours

Experience Liberation Tower

A symbol of Kuwait's enduring spirit

Ascend the Liberation Tower, an architectural marvel commemorating Kuwait's liberation from the Iraqi occupation. Additionally, the tower features a rotating restaurant, offering visitors a special chance to savour a tasty meal while enjoying breathtaking views

Enjoy panoramic views of the city while appreciating the tower's symbolic significance in the nation's history 

From the city centre: 1.5 km

Timings: - 07:00 am to 01:00 pm (Monday to Sunday)

Time taken: 1-2 hours

Travel through time in the Kuwait National Museum

Gateway to Kuwait's Storied Past

Step into Kuwait's history at the National Museum, where artefacts, documents, and exhibits narrate the fascinating journey of this nation from ancient times to the present day. Designed by French architect Michel Ecochard, museum consists of five buildings built around a central garden; this is similar to the architectural plan of the vernacular Arab mud house which has a central courtyard. The National Museum also exhibits the wonderful art collection by the Al-Sabah dynasty. Engage with interactive displays that bring the past to life, providing a comprehensive understanding of Kuwait's rich cultural heritage. 

From the city centre: 1.4 km

Timings: 08:30 am to 12:30 pm & 04:30 pm to 08:30 pm (Monday to Saturday), 04:30 pm to 08:30 pm (Friday)

Time taken: 1-2 hours

Explore the Tareq Rajab Museum

Uncover the artistry of Islamic heritage

Immerse yourself in the Tareq Rajab Museum, a hidden gem housing an extensive collection of Islamic art, calligraphy, and artefacts. The museum serves as a treasure trove for art enthusiasts, offering a glimpse into the intricate beauty of Arabian craftsmanship. Often treated as a single entity, the museum spans over two locations. First, the "Tareq Rajab Museum", houses diverse collections—Islamic manuscripts, ceramics, metalwork, including the Bronze Door of Sultan Barquq, arms and armour, silver folk jewellery, textiles, costumes, musical instruments, and orientalist artwork. In contrast, the "Tareq Rajab Museum of Islamic Calligraphy," founded in 2007, showcases Arabic script through manuscripts by renowned calligraphers and scientists. 

From the city centre: 11 km

Timings: 09:00 am to 01:00 pm & 04:30 pm to 08:30 pm (Thursday to Saturday), 09:00 am to 01:00 pm (Friday)

Time taken: 2-3 hours

Travel Tips

Essential tips for first-time travellers to Kuwait.

• Attire: Kuwait is an Islamic country and as such, there is a strict standard of dress expected from tourists and resident expats, even if you are not Muslim. Hence, loose-fitting clothes that cover your shoulders and go below the knee are recommended for all travellers.
• Currency and Customs: Familiarise yourself with Kuwaiti Dinar; declare amounts over KWD 3,000 on arrival.
• Alcohol: It is illegal to buy, sell, import, carry and consume alcohol in Kuwait. Penalties range from fines to imprisonment and deportation.
• Language: The official language is Arabic. English is commonly spoken in parts of the city.
• Cultural Etiquette: Respect local customs, such as greetings and avoid public displays of affection.
• Weather and Best Time to Travel: Kuwait is situated in an uneven desert land near the Persian Gulf, giving it a pleasant shore. It makes for extremely hot summers. Travellers are recommended to visit during the months of November and March.
• Holidays and Shop Closures: Kuwait celebrates nine public holidays each year - New Year's Day, National Day, Liberation Day, The Prophet's Birthday, Islamic New Year, The Prophet's Ascension, Eid al-Fitr, Al-Wuquf Fi Arafa and Eid al-Adha.
• Tipping: Service charges are often included but tipping 10% is considered appropriate in case it's not charged; you may want to carry cash for this.
• Traffic: Kuwait drives on the right-hand side of the road.
• Time Zone: Kuwait operates on GMT+3

Travel Guidelines

For customers travelling from India to Kuwait.

Visa requirements

     Indians need a visa to enter Kuwait. To obtain a Kuwait visa from India, you can opt for either the online or offline application method.

•  Online: Navigate to the official website of the Kuwait Embassy in India or the Kuwait Online Visa Application System and follow the instructions.
•  Offline: Visit the nearest Kuwait Embassy or Consulate in India, obtain the visa application and complete the process. 

     This information is shared by Akasa Air as a helpful service. While we make efforts to update it regularly, we strongly advise you to check back regularly as travel conditions may change quickly. Additionally, we recommend independently verifying travel and entry requirements before your trip.

Ok to Board

OK to board procedure is a visa verification process required for certain categories of travellers. This additional verification is necessary after you have procured a visa and has been mandated by certain countries to ensure that your travel documentation has been thoroughly checked and approved before you can travel. 

For travel to Kuwait, Ok to Board message is mandatory for the below categories:

• All customers holding ECR (Immigration Check Required) passport
• All customers travelling with a print-out of Labour & Work e-visa
• Customers travelling with a print-out of Business and Tourist e-Visa. 

For travel to Kuwait, OK to Board message is not required for the following categories:

• Customers holding valid Resident Permit or passport stamped with Resident Visa
• Customers eligible for “Visa on Arrival” irrespective of nationality
• All customers travelling on commercial visa & not carrying original visa with them.

For further details on Ok to Board please contact +965 220 222 19 (landline) or write to  Kwi.reservations@akasaair.com