Things to do in Al Khor

Tickets are inexpensive. The zoo has brindle animals, rhinos, antelopes, lemurs, cats, raccoons, and other carnivores. The zoo isn't particularly large, but the animals are well cared for. It was incredibly hot in the summer, around 40 degrees Celsius, and I was unbearably hot after only an hour. There's no air conditioning inside; everything is outdoors in the sun.

Located in the northern city of Al Khor, the 60,000-seat Al Bayt Stadium  – which means ‘the home’ in English - is designed after the tents historically used by nomadic peoples in Qatar and the Gulf region. Like the bayt al sha'ar tents, the arena has black stripes and vibrant sadu patterns on its façade.With a Class A* rating from GSAS, Al Bayt Stadium's lightweight tent canopies and retractable roof system will provide shade and help keep football fans and players cool with minimal amount of energy.

amazing quite indoor place that offer quality time for family.. Tips: try their hot chocolate at panda cafe it’s lovely

One of the must place to visit when you come to Doha. Another great experiences.

The National Museum of Qatar is truly an architectural masterpiece and one of the most impressive attractions in Doha. Inspired by the desert rose crystal formation, the building itself is already a major highlight, with its unique overlapping disc-shaped design. I was amazed by how modern architecture blends with Qatar’s rich history and culture. Inside, the exhibitions take you on a journey through the country’s heritage, from its early beginnings and Bedouin lifestyle to its development into a modern nation. Even if you are not a big museum fan, the exterior alone is worth visiting. Definitely a must-see attraction when travelling to Doha!