7 Days. 3N KUWAIT 5* BB | 3N BAHRAIN 5* BB

About the destination: Kuwait City is the capital of Kuwait. It is developing rapidly, with skyscrapers featuring interesting and unique architecture throughout the city. Kuwait City has become a busy destination with investments in hotels, shopping malls, restaurants, wide boulevards, and beautiful parks and gardens. The Kuwait Towers, a group of three towers overlooking the Persian Gulf, are the city’s main landmark. Visit them at dusk to enjoy both day and night views and capture great photos of the city. The Grand Mosque is Kuwait’s national pride and the largest place of worship in the country. The National Museum displays ancient relics that tell the story of Kuwait’s history, while the Al Qurain Museum is also well worth a visit. To truly soak up the local atmosphere, spend some time exploring the Souq area. Luxurious and lavish, Kuwait City is filled with modern shopping complexes, marinas, upscale beach resorts, extravagant accommodations, and top‑notch restaurants. This vibrant, contemporary lifestyle is what modern Kuwait City is all about.

About the destination: Bahrain is a group of islands in the Middle East, located in the Persian Gulf between Saudi Arabia and Qatar. It’s known for being more socially liberal—or at least more open to Western ways—than most other Muslim countries in the area. Travelers like Bahrain because it feels truly “Arab,” but it doesn’t strictly enforce Islamic law on people who aren’t Muslim. Even though its economy depends a lot on oil, Bahrain’s more relaxed culture has made it a popular place for socializing and shopping. This has helped create a middle class that’s more cosmopolitan than in nearby countries, where usually only a small group is rich and most people are poor.