football stadium Around Doha, the capital of Qatar, you’ll see government-appointed volunteers queuing up to show you the way to the stadium, and it’s a different scene at the metro station, where they use megaphones. And they are telling the way with the sign of the hand from the elder.
Even football fans from all over the world become their sympathizers and everyone seems to say the same thing with them: Lucille, ten way; Lucille, the ten way, that is, the way to Lucille Stadium is from here.
Similarly, the same slogan is heard at the metro stations corresponding to different stadiums every day.
football stadium The football excitement in Qatar has been at its peak for the past one month, but I had to return to India before the finals.
football stadium On his way back, he met a man named Bharat in the plane who had a ticket for the final but was also returning from some work.
When they found out that I had stayed there for two weeks, they became interested and asked what places you liked the most in Qatar.
During the entire stay, I did not even think about this, football stadium however, when I started thinking in response to Bharat’s question, several points came to my mind.
football stadium Meanwhile, I asked him which place he liked the most, and he immediately named ‘Souq Waqif’. So let us take you on a tour of some of the places in Doha, the capital of Qatar, with Souq Waqif.
Familiar
Souq means ‘bazaar’ in Arabic language. Souq Waqif has been an important part of the lives of Qataris since time immemorial. It is located in the center of Doha where you can walk out to the Corniche, which is a major tourist attraction during the World Cup.
It has been reconstructed and the current bazaar is located on the site of the old and century-old commercial market of the capital.
Ahead of the Football World Cup, the whole of Doha was transformed into a new Doha. Where the new Hamad Airport also came into existence in place of the old airport.
When I first got there, entry inside Souq Waqif was closed because Morocco had won their first match and then celebrations were going on all over Souq Waqif.
The number of people was more than the capacity there so the entry was closed.
Even before the World Cup, people come here in football stadium large numbers. The best way to enjoy this complex of squares and markets is to get lost in the maze of streets here.
Here you will encounter all kinds of wonders of the Arab world. Women cooking traditional Arabic food on hearths, perfume and perfume shops, clothing and rare gifts souvenir shops. Apart from this, Bird’s Hospital is also visible.
It should be noted that the hobby of breeding is found throughout the Arab region and Qatar has a dominant tendency to breed it. It is even considered part of the national pastime.
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In Souq Waqif you will see two-storied buildings but only one floor is occupied and the upper floor is merely decorative.
Here you can walk while the different flavors of food attract you. Be it Lebanese food, Turkish, Indian, Pakistani and Afghan food, you will also see it.
You will see people drinking tea, coffee, hakka or shisha football stadium everywhere and the whole market seems to be filled with the flags of the countries participating in the World Cup.
You will see huge mosques on both sides of it while you can also hear FIFA anthems in tune with football.
Cornish
You can get off at Cornish Metro Station during the football stadium Football World Cup, but you can’t take the Metro from there to go anywhere else, and this is based on the number of passengers.
The Corniche forms a seven-and-a-quarter kilometer loop on Doha Bay and is within walking distance of several major landmarks, including the Souq Waqif, which houses the National Museum and the Museum of Islamic Art, among others.
There is also a box park (a park made of containers) and this circular football stadium open area is surrounded by the cool sea breeze while at night at nine o’clock there is a laser and fireworks display for the football World Cup.
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It is a place that draws people like a magnet after sunset.
There are food stalls everywhere and transparent makeshift toilets so you can stay there for as long as possible but then you have to walk to another metro station to get to another location. The nearest metro station from there is West Bay or Gulf West, 10-12 minutes walk away.
Usually you will see locals here with their families. On the big screen there we saw the first match in which the Qatari team lost and it was the first time in the history of the World Cup that a host team lost their first match.
Here you will see a cluster of super skyscrapers and LED displays of famous footballers on various buildings.
A picture of famous football player Pele is also seen on one of these football stadium skyscrapers. Qatar Oil building can also be seen here.
The Cornish region has also traditionally been the center of national sports or other major events.
National Museum
In Qatar, metro, bus and tram are free for all ‘Hiya Card’ holders, football stadium but a ticket is required to go to the National Museum.
To enter the National Museum, you get a ticket of 100 Qatari riyals, which is about two thousand Indian rupees. Later I found out that entry was made free for ‘Hiya Card’ holders there too, but I could not confirm this.
It would not be wrong to say that Doha was rebuilt for football stadium the Football World Cup. There is no dearth of designer buildings and the National Museum is the most unique of them.
It is built near the palace of Sheikh Abdullah bin Jassim al-Thani.
It presents the history of Qatar along with its geography. Different spheres of life are shown to change gradually with time.
The museum depicts Qatar’s rapid modernization and expansion after the discovery of oil and gas deposits in the second half of the 20th century, along with nomads, herders, fishermen and pearl collectors.
Katara
Two stations before Lusail Stadium, ‘Katara’ is an important center where the old Qatar, the huts and the old way of life on the shores of Doha Bay have been recreated in their original form. In it, the cover of the mosque is made of palm branches and leaves on the sand.
Next to it are the modern Katara streets lined with various houses and shops, where Qatar TV boxes are built, while two large LED screens are installed at either end to show football matches.
We watched the match between Saudi Arabia and Argentina in the presence of hundreds of fans and the excitement of the people after the unexpected victory of Saudi Arabia was indescribable.
A Roman-style theater is built here, where a variety of plays are performed.
This area opens only after three o’clock in the day and remains inhabited until late at night.
Shops of leading brands from around the world are seen here while the musical fountain in the middle is the center of attention of the people.
An artificial hill has been developed next to it where according to a local, work was going on till the day the World Cup started.
Apart from this, there are many places to visit including National Library, Boulevard and various Malls of Qatar, Pearl Qatar area, Wikra Sahil, Sea Line Beach, Mashirab Downtown, Museum of Islamic Art, etc. Then it will be presented.
