Worth a visit

Let's visit Kuwait with the population of about 4.1 million people, and the majority of Kuwaitis live in Kuwait City, the country's capital. Although Arabic is the official language, English is commonly spoken among Kuwaitis. Kuwait's currency is the Kuwaiti Dinar.

The fascinating part is that it has the world's highest exchange rate. All owing to the country's massive oil reserves, which account for around 10% of global oil reserves. Kuwait is notably calmer than the other Gulf countries, despite its similarity to the others. It is fairly similar to Saudi Arabia and the other Gulf countries, yet it offers certain unique points of interest.

To begin with, it is significantly calmer than the extremely popular United Arab Emirates. Although it may not sound as exciting, it is a pleasant destination to explore or visit in a road trip across the Gulf area. Seeing Kuwait will generally take you two to three days, depending on how relaxed you want to be.