Doha, Qatar: The latest edition of Qatar Tourism’s guide, Qatar Now, takes a unique approach to showcasing the vibrant culture of the country. Titled Culture of Fun, it featured a group of young curators, siblings Jed (10), Zephyr (5), and Mohammed Al Dosari (7), offering their perspective on where families can create lasting memories.
Qatar Tourism invites residents and visitors to explore 11 exciting activities recommended by these kids – from encountering giant whale sharks to participating in falcon flying sessions, experiencing farm days, and indulging in delicious Arabic treats, the list goes on. Let the children of Qatar show you secrets for a holiday you will never forget, said Qatar Tourism.
Among the highlighted activities are exploring the Cave of Wonders at the National Museum of Qatar (NMoQ), meeting an Arabian Oryx, training a falcon, swimming at a sea in the desert, riding legendary horses, and immersing oneself in traditional arts like calligraphy and weaving. The guide also encourages discovering the Arab Postal Stamps Museum at Katara Cultural Village. Jed and Zephyr, who have called Doha home since their parents moved to the country in 2020, share their enthusiasm for showcasing Qatar’s offerings. Meanwhile, Mohammed, a lover of music and drawing, documents his adventures on Instagram and YouTube, aiming to provide a unique child’s perspective of Qatar, I love to show Qatar through a child’s eyes, he said.
The NMoQ offers playgrounds built into the ground, allowing kids to jump, crawl, and climb through Qatari history. The Cave of Wonders provides a magical experience with light-up geckos and crystals, while the Adventure Ship playground narrates tales of the famous pirate Rahman ibin Jaber. Meeting an Arabian Oryx at various locations, including the North Sedra Farm, introduces families to Qatar’s national animal, often linked to the mythical unicorn. Falcon enthusiasts can train these majestic birds at the Al Kubaisi Educational Sanctuary at Al Ruwais.
The guide suggests swimming at the Inland Sea, riding legendary horses at Al Shaqab in Education City or ponies at Al Samriya Estate. Katara offers diverse activities, from exploring an old town and murals to playing at the Oli Oli Play Museum and climbing the steps of the amphitheater.
With Culture of Fun, the Qatar Now guide showcases Qatar through the eyes of its youthful curators, offering a unique perspective on family adventures. Jed, Zephyr, and Mohammed Al Dosari, aged 10, 5, and 7 respectively, have handpicked 11 activities that promise to create lasting memories for families in Doha, Qatar.
Qatar Tourism invites residents and visitors alike to take part in these exciting adventures, ranging from encounters with giant whale sharks to falcon flying sessions, farm days, and indulging in delicious Arabic treats. The guide aims to provide an insider’s view, presenting a holiday experience like no other. According to Qatar Tourism, Let the children of Qatar show you secrets for a holiday you will never forget.
The activities highlighted in the guide offer a diverse range of experiences. Families can explore the Cave of Wonders at the National Museum of Qatar (NMoQ), where they can marvel at light-up geckos and crystals, or embark on an adventure aboard the Adventure Ship playground, which tells the tales of the famous pirate, Rahman ibin Jaber. Encountering an Arabian Oryx, Qatar’s national animal often associated with mythical unicorns, is another unique opportunity that families can enjoy at various locations, including the North Sedra Farm.
For falcon enthusiasts, the Al Kubaisi Educational Sanctuary at Al Ruwais offers the chance to train these majestic birds. Other activities include swimming at the Inland Sea, riding legendary horses at Al Shaqab in Education City, or even taking a pony ride at Al Samriya Estate. The guide also encourages families to discover the Arab Postal Stamps Museum at Katara Cultural Village, where they can immerse themselves in the rich history of Qatar.
Jed and Zephyr, who have called Doha home since their parents moved to the country in 2020, are thrilled to share their passion for showcasing Qatar’s offerings. Meanwhile, Mohammed, a music and drawing aficionado, provides a unique child’s perspective of Qatar through his adventures documented on Instagram and YouTube. Mohammed says, I love to show Qatar through a child’s eyes.
Culture of Fun not only presents a host of exciting activities but also provides an immersive experience for families. The NMoQ offers playgrounds built into the ground, allowing children to jump, crawl, and climb through Qatari history. These interactive spaces engage and educate young minds, making history come alive. The Cave of Wonders, with its enchanting light-up geckos and crystals, adds a touch of magic to the museum experience, captivating the imagination of children and adults alike.
Qatar’s commitment to preserving its cultural heritage is evident in the guide’s emphasis on traditional arts. Families can immerse themselves in activities like calligraphy and weaving, gaining a deeper appreciation for Qatar’s rich artistic traditions. The guide also highlights the Arab Postal Stamps Museum at Katara Cultural Village, where visitors can learn about the history of communication through an extensive collection of stamps.
The Culture of Fun guide offers a gateway to unforgettable family adventures in Qatar, as seen through the eyes of Jed, Zephyr, and Mohammed Al Dosari. It invites residents and visitors to explore the country’s distinctive culture, create lasting memories, and discover the wonders of Qatar through a child’s perspective.
