Qatar Doha: A journey through time to the treasures of the Middle East.

1. Visa Qatar has a visa-free policy for Chinese citizens, which is like a key to open the door to a magical world. With a passport valid for at least 6 months, you can stay in Qatar for 30 days and travel to the mysterious and charming world of Doha without any obstacles. 2. Best time to travel The four seasons in Doha are like a changing movement. From November to March of the following year, the climate is as gentle as a touch, cool and pleasant, with an average temperature of about 20-25°C. This is the golden time for outdoor activities and sightseeing. Every scene is like a masterpiece carefully drawn by nature. From June to September, it is like a passionate chapter. The temperature is high, but there are also unique benefits of hotel price concessions. 3. Transportation • Airport: Hamad International Airport is like an air bridge connecting the world, with many international and domestic flights taking off and landing here. Taxis at the airport are queued in an orderly manner in designated areas, allowing you to quickly and comfortably reach the city; airport buses are also a good choice, starting a smooth transition from the air to the ground. • City transportation: Doha's public transportation system is like the city's veins, with subways and buses crisscrossing. The subway is clean and fast, covering the main areas of Doha, like an underground expressway, taking you through the bustling city. 4. Attractions • Museum of Islamic Art: This is a building with artistic shock, designed by Master Pei. The white building exterior is simple and elegant, shining with a holy light in the sun. The museum houses a large collection of Islamic art treasures, from exquisite ceramics, gorgeous carpets to precious manuscripts, etc. Each exhibit carries the profound cultural heritage of Islam, as if telling the story of ancient civilization, allowing tourists to immerse themselves in a strong artistic atmosphere. • Waqif Old Market: Walking into the Waqif Old Market is like traveling to the ancient Arab world. On both sides of the narrow and winding streets, there are a dazzling array of goods, from traditional spices, exquisite handicrafts to gorgeous clothing, everything. The market is filled with a unique aroma of various spices, and the shouts of vendors and the laughter of tourists are intertwined, creating a lively and full of life atmosphere. Here, you can fully experience the traditional Arab commercial culture. • Doha Coastal Boulevard: This is a beautiful boulevard that winds along the coastline. On one side is a modern city building, with high-rise buildings showing the prosperity of Doha; on the other side is the endless blue sea, with waves gently hitting the shore, creating layers of white waves. Walking along the coastal boulevard, you can feel the vitality of the city and enjoy the tranquility of the seaside. You can also take a break in the cafes and restaurants along the way, enjoy the beautiful scenery while tasting delicious food.