Using the “My Maps” feature on google maps, I’ve made a map of the sites I’ve blogged about. They are organized into museums, mosques, historic sites, and other. If you click on the location of the site, a link to the post about it should pop up (although this only appears to work on computers and not on phones). You can access the map through this link.. Using previous posts, here is a general list of things to do in Kuwait related to art, history, and culture:

• Visit a museum
• Enjoy the waterfront
• Visit an art gallery, take a workshop, or shop for books
• Attend events during DAI’s annual cultural season
• Visit the Camel Racing Club
• Visit Failaka Island
• Explore Mubarakiya
• Explore the sites along Gulf Road
• Explore Sharq, Hawally, Salmiya
• See the process of Kuwait’s modern urbanization on Fahad Al Salem
• See the Kuwait Towers & other Water Towers
• Visit the Behbehani House Complex
• See the cannon blast at Naif Palace during Ramadan
• Visit old souqs, Awqaf, Souq Safafeer, and Muthanna Complex
• Take a tour of the Arab Organizations Headquarters
• Visit the ship graveyard
• See the Miniature Park at Shaheed
• See the gates of the old wall: Shamiya, Maqsab, Jahra, Shaab, Bneid al Gar
• Admire the hundreds of mosques in Kuwait, including: historic mosques, modern mosques, Al Othman, Fatima, Roundabout, Al Mullah Saleh
• Shop for antiques or cassette tapes

And finally, there is traveling–a huge perk of living abroad. Here are some of the places I’ve been to while living in Kuwait:

• Bahrain (1 hour nonstop)
• Oman (2 hours nonstop)
• Egypt (2.5 hours nonstop)
• Azerbaijan (2.5 hours nonstop)
• Georgia (3 hours nonstop)
• Uzbekistan (3.5 hours nonstop)
• Jordan (3.5 hourss nonstop)