Kuwait is located in the northeastern part of the Arabian Peninsula and the northwest part of the Persian Gulf in Southwest Asia. It faces the Persian Gulf and borders Saudi Arabia in the south and Iraq in the north. In 1990, it was invaded and occupied by Iraq, which triggered the Iraq War. The climate is a tropical desert climate and the region lacks fresh water resources. However, its fossil energy reserves are huge. 94 billion barrels of oil reserves have been discovered, which is about 10% of the world's total reserves.

Crude oil revenue allows the Kuwaiti government to spend a large amount of money on the rapid development of the public education system and social security system. However, only a small number of foreigners in Kuwait may benefit from local welfare. Therefore, young people who wanted to go to Kuwait to be beggars must have a clear understanding of this matter. No matter how rich Kuwait is, It will be given to foreigners for no reason. Vacation Travel

Specialty Food: Kuwait’s diet focuses on meat, with beef, camel meat, beef and mutton, horse meat, dates, and scones as the staple foods, and they drink goat’s milk, mare’s milk, and camel’s milk. Milk and date palm juice, tomato red and other herbal drinks. Scenic spots

Kuwait National Museum, this historical museum is composed of four engineering buildings. The four engineering buildings form a square and surround a garden in the middle. The appearance looks very beautiful. The National Museum of Kuwait houses many Islamic artifacts and is one of the most important comprehensive museums in the world. Saas Restaurant

The Saas Restaurant looks like a big ship. The wooden boat has a total length of 83.7 meters and a total width of 18.5 meters. It is the largest and most luxurious wooden boat restaurant in today's society. It has been written into the Guinness World Records and is one of the landmark buildings in Kuwait. Kuwait Cooling Tower

Kuwait Cooling Tower is the symbol of Kuwait. In order to store water, Kuwait has built many tall cooling towers. Even the roofs of residents’ houses have water storage tanks. This has become One of the unique features of Kuwait.

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