Al Hashemi Marine Museum is situated adjacent to the Radisson Blu Hotel in Salmiya, Kuwait and houses an impressive collection of marine artifacts, model ships, and nautical instruments. Its centerpiece is the grand Al-Hashemi-II, a gigantic wooden dhow recognized by the Guinness World Records as the largest wooden Arabic dhow ever constructed. The museum's exhibitions tell the story of Kuwait’s maritime heritage, showcasing how the sea was integral to Kuwait’s economy and culture, particularly before the oil boom. Visitors can learn about the ship-building industry, pearl diving activities, and the trading routes that connected Kuwait to the rest of the world. The museum's architecture complements its maritime theme, with the dhow dominating its space and offering a unique backdrop for cultural events and conferences. Fascinating for both children and adults, the museum serves as an educational center with interactive displays that engage visitors in the rich naval history of the region. The museum also explains how dhows are built traditionally, emphasizing the skill and craftsmanship that goes into these vessels.