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Heritage Village

Its buildings are modeled on a traditional Qatari village. Visitors can expect to see weaving, pearl trading, and a dhow (traditional boat). The village is open only for Ramadan, Eid, and special cultural festivals.

Getting there: along the Corniche adjacent to Al Rumeilia Park

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