Unveiling Qatar: Sheikh Faisal's Treasures & Desert Thrills

MJ our guide was very attentive and led us to great experiences here in Qatar, it is very worth it! We went into the desert, took a city tour and also walked by camel and took pictures with the hawks.

M Jan was an excellent driver! He took us to the camel races and was a very skilled driver. He raced along side the camels getting us great views, and then took us to the finish line to get a different view. After following another race we went to the starting line and got some great pictures. He also took us to a museum which was amazing. I cannot recommend M Jan enough! Best tour guide and driver I have ever had!

Kudos once again to the QIT team for their exceptional service! Starting with smooth assistance from Same, they truly set the tone for a memorable trip. A special shoutout to M. Jaan, who went above and beyond as an incredible tour guide and driver. He arrived on time, shared personalized information, and ensured every moment was comfortable and enjoyable. I can’t thank the QIT team enough for making my first camel race an unforgettable experience. If you’re looking for a top-notch tour company in Qatar, QIT should definitely be your first choice. Once again, thank you so much!

Redefining the true meaning of a luxury. A rare opportunity to connect in a traditional and historically event that being practice by the locals for so many years. Camel racing is indeed a thrilling spectacle, especially in the Middle East. It combines tradition, culture, and competition, drawing large crowds to witness the event. Tradition and Heritage: Camel racing has deep roots in Bedouin culture and is often associated with celebrations and festivals. Racing Events: Races can attract thousands of spectators and involve various categories based on age, breed, and experience of the camels. Cultural Significance: These races are not just about competition; they also showcase the beauty and strength of the camels, celebrating the bond between humans and these remarkable animals. Interested to experience the Camel Race at the Al Shahaniya? Contact the Qatar International Tour and they will guide you for all information and arrangement that you need. We just had a wonderful tour today with their Tour Guide Mohammad Jaan.

My family ended up taking a tour with QIT because Viator made a mistake and forgot about us. QIT was able to contact Ibrahim Bangash, who guided us to the race track. We got a good look at the stables and track due to his personal contacts, so the tour turned out very well. We lost about an hour of the tour due to the mistake by Viator, so we never made it to the museum, but our main focus was on the camel track anyway, so that was not a problem. Ibrahim did a good job with his last-minute assignment!

Viator is ordinarily great, but they really let us down on this one. I arranged for the tour months in advance and got confirmation of payment a few days before the trip, but no one ever showed up or made contact. I had to make a long distance phone call to sort it out. The company said we were overlooked because there were so many cruise passengers in that day. What kind of excuse is that? Anyway, Viator had to contact another tour company to get us someone last minute. They woke him up out of bed, actually. We had lost about an hour and 15 minutes by the time he arrived. Then there was massive confusion about the nature of the tour, but our guide — Ibrahim Bangash — got it sorted out due to his personal contacts and the tour ended up quite well. We didn’t make it to the museum due to the loss of time, but that was ok because our focus was on the camels and racetrack anyway. So the tour turned out alright due to Qatar International Tour of Doha.

Our family took a half day tour of the camel racetrack and the Sheikh Faisal Museum as well as horse stables. We took the tour through Qatar International Tours and it was a great morning of seeing the sites. Our guide was patient with me as I asked a lot of questions. Would definitely recommend this tour company and the experience.

very well organized trip, Jay - the guide - was very knowledgeable and interestingly presented the attractions visited

The car came to pick us up at exactly 9 am. The tour started and Jay pretty much knew something interesting about each and every building we saw on the way out of the city. Each question we asked he was able to answer and provide some interesting story or information. The camel market/race track were really intriguing and we were able to take pictures of the camels and their robot trainers while they were on the go. We then went to the museum of Sheikh Faisal where we spent hour and thirty minutes. It was pretty cool although somewhat disorganised. I definitely recommend it however just be aware its not your regular museum since it has stuff from all around the world put together. There are guns, swords, furniture, cars, statues, really everything. Then we visited horse ranches, with beautiful European and Arabic horses where we were able to see how they are trained and taken care of. We went back to the hotel at exactly 1pm and on the way back we, again talked with Jay about some really interesting topics. Really good tour and tour guide, we definitely recommend the experience.

We went to the equestrian center first and had a nice tour of the faclities-indoor and outdoor arenas, show barns, exercise areas where the horses work in water, spas and on treadmills. We saw them getting ready for a show jumping competition and got up close to many of these beautiful Arabain horses. The trip to the camel race track was not as good as the camels were not racing that day and we could only see them laying down and resting. We did get to see the tiny robots that ride the camels on the race track. The Sheikh Faisel Museum was a vaste collection of items from all types of interests. There were cars, cameras, furniture, clothing, carpets, fossils and so many more treasures. It was a nice place to visit with something for all ages.