How to Plan a Perfect Three-Day Trip to Doha—The Holiday Hot Spot

 Doha is a quintessential holiday spot catering to varied tastes. Offering a choice of both traditional and modern allures to enjoy, the popular Middle Eastern destination has perfected the art of indulgent holidays. Read on to learn about how to plan the perfect three-day trip to Doha and not miss out on the best.

Elisabetta PietrostefaniView of Museum of Islamic Art Qatar from aboveCC BY-SA 3.0

Day One in Doha

 Start with a tour of the museums, there are so many fabulous options you wouldn’t want to miss the experience. Before you go museum hopping make sure to find one of the popular hotels in Doha offering loads of relaxation. Amongst the best, 5-star hotels in Doha are the resorts which offer easy access to top attractions while being isolated from the hubbub of the city for utter bliss and privacy at the end of the day. Some popular options include Banana Island Resort Doha by Anantara. Such island resorts will not disappoint in terms of luxury, comfort and experience. Check into your resort in Doha, refresh and start your museum-hopping tour. Entry to the museums is free!

 One of the most iconic museums in Doha is the Museum of Islamic Art. The building alone is a masterpiece designed by I.M. Pei. Inside is a treasure trove of religious artefacts which represent Islamic traditions from across the world. Next, head over to downtown Doha and you can treat the culture buff in you to the marvellous collections housed within the Msheireb Museums. The complex is spread across four beautiful vintage buildings and is ideal for learning about the colourful history of Qatar and its humble beginnings as a pearling nation.

 End day one on an indulgent note—being a foodie. Head over to Souq Waqif where you can explore the range of food on offer. Plenty of casual outdoor stalls makes dining on the range of Arabic and regional delicacies a real treat. Once done you can explore the Souq, which is a replica of a traditional Arabic market. There you can shop for spices, leather goods, jewellery, fabric and a range of other exotic goods you will want to take home.

 Day Two in Doha

 Once done chilling at your fabulous Doha Island resort, head out to explore more. You may want to hang back and enjoy the perks of Banana Island resorts which include plenty of water sports, however, do make time for a quickie tour of the desert, and you won’t be disappointed. Qatar enjoys a prestigious spot on the Arabian Peninsula between desert and ocean. Hence, the nation can offer visitors the best of both allures.

 Exploring the desert is a unique experience and should not be missed, even on a short three-day holiday to Doha. Look forward to the full experience including camel rides, trekking the dunes and unforgettable stays in Bedouin camps.

 Head back as dusk begins to fall and freshen up at your Doha resort. Then enjoy a relaxed evening dining at one of the themed restaurants at your Banana Island resort in Doha.

 Day Three in Doha

 On your last day in Doha, explore the splendid architecture, which places the nation amongst top contenders for modern brilliance; walk around the city and admire the modern facades and skilled architecture woven into the elegant creations. Don’t forget to visit Katara Village, which is a replica of an authentic Arabic village, complete with a cultural centre. Katara Village is located along the pretty north-western bay of the city and is a lovely area to explore. You can visit the artisan shops and learn about the skills involved in turning out traditional handicrafts; you will also have plenty of opportunities to shop for unique creations. End your last day dining at one of the many restaurants at Katara Village.

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