Hoppy liked the camels
Our hotel for three nights was connected to the Old Al Wakrah Souq. Its on the shores of the Persian Gulf
Relaxing few days and shaking off jet lag in Doha, Qatar before heading off to:
Republic of Uzbekistan 
Republic of Tajikistan 
Hellenic Republic of Greece
Fresh Juice
Glass
Shops near the Katara Cultural Village
Crescent tower, built for the World Cup in 2022
National Museum of Doha, architecture inspired by the desert rose crystal
Part of Hotel complex
Fresh lemon-mint juice, “foul ghee” 
(we assumed “buttered chicken” was safe to order our first nightbut it did not appear to have any chicken). The rashoosh bread was HUGE and amazing. During Ramadan all restaurants are closed during the day so we fasted along with everyone else!
(we assumed “buttered chicken” was safe to order our first nightbut it did not appear to have any chicken). The rashoosh bread was HUGE and amazing. During Ramadan all restaurants are closed during the day so we fasted along with everyone else!
The falcon is the national bird of Qatar, they are very expensive, costing between $10,000USD up to $275,000. Hoppy did not appreciate the falcon’s curiosity
Museum of Islamic Art, designed by I.M. Pei, his inspiration was the Al-batulah, the traditional face covering worn by Qatari women (note the eye slits on the top of the structure)
Hoppy liked welcoming the people
Parts of Doha city were quite Disney-esque
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