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What you should not do in Qatar?
The behavioral activities and other things mentioned below should be avoided at all costs in Qatar as that can lead travelers into trouble at times.
- Photographing In The Country.
- Importing Illegal Things.
- Getting Drunk In The Country.
- Dressing Improperly.
- Behaving At Public Places.
- Rushing Things on Your Travels.
What is unique to Qatar?
The sand dunes of the desert are always breathtaking, but Khor Al Adaid, or the Inland Sea, is extra special. The area, which was declared a nature reserve in 2007, is one of the few places in the world where the sea meets the desert. In fact, Qatar is attempting to get the area named a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
What is illegal in Qatar?
Importation of Goods. Importing drugs, alcohol, pornography, pork products and religious books and material into Qatar is illegal. All luggage is scanned at Hamad International Airport Arrivals Hall. DVDs and videos may be examined, censored and confiscated.
How can I have fun in Qatar?
Here’s a quick guide to 14 of the best things to do in Qatar:
- Dune bashing.
- Visit Souq Waqif.
- Take in Doha’s Corniche and dhows.
- See the Museum of Islamic Art.
- Go to the Sheikh Faisal Bin Qassim Al Thani Museum.
- See East-West/West-East artwork.
- Visit Al Zubarah Fort and the abandoned village.
- Attend sporting events.
Can I take a Bible to Qatar?
Restrictions on religious freedom Individuals and religious institutions are allowed to import Bibles and other religious items for personal or congregational use. Christian religious literature, with the exception of Bibles, is readily available in English in local bookstores.
What is famous in Qatar to buy?
10 Interesting Souvenirs to Buy in Qatar
- Al-Sadu weavings.
- Dallah coffee pots.
- Pashminas, shawls and scarves.
- Arabic sweet treats.
- Oud fragrance.
- Pendant with your name in Arabic.
- Incense and traditional incense burners.
- Decorated shisha pipes.