People gather in front of a shop at the Souq Waqif bazaar during the Muslim holy fasting month of Ramadan in Doha on March 14, 2025. — KARIM JAAFAR/AFP via Getty Images Experience the rich cultural ...

Doha, Qatar: Souq Waqif Equestrian Festival 2025 opened yesterday with many local and international participations. The eight-day festival will run until January 21, 2025, at Western Square of ...

Doha, Qatar: Souq Waqif announced the working hours during the Holy month of Ramadan. The stores at Souq Waqif will operate from 8am until 12pm during the morning period, and then from the period ...

Rayeef, who runs a watch shop selling football-themed straps, said Souq Waqif is one place no one visiting Qatar should miss. “It's the biggest marketplace in Doha.

Doha, Qatar – With Doha’s dramatic skyline in the background, Souq Waqif, located in the heart of the capital’s old downtown, is a vibrant, labyrinthine market which allows visitors to step ...

Souq Waqif is an important heritage market in Qatar and also a major tourism landmark. It ranks as one of the most famous traditional folk markets in the region and trades various traditional ...

This morning is like most others at the clinic, the Souq Waqif Falcon Hospital, which, as its name does little to hide, is an entire facility dedicated to treating one member of the raptor family.

Shopaholics on the hunt for mementos should head to Doha's historic open-air street market, Souk Waqif, which comes alive when the sun goes down.

Joe, a Filipino customer at Souq Al Wakrah, told The Peninsula that she loves pets and she would visit pet shops weekly to buy feed and other accessories for her pets.

Souq Waqif Boutique Hotels, which is one of the many assets managed by Katara Hospitality, Qatar’s leading hospitality organisation, will now be known as Souq Waqif Boutique Hotels by Tivoli.

At first glance, Souq Waqif exterior mirrored the crumbling walls of a rustic ruin; sand-stained walls and a jagged shell gave it its fort-like finish. But don’t let your guard down and mistake it for ...