Al Khor is a coastal city in northern Qatar, located approximately 50 kilometers north of the capital, Doha. It is one of Qatar's oldest cities and was historically known for its fishing and pearl diving industries. Today, Al Khor is recognized for its tranquil atmosphere, rich cultural heritage, and striking natural landscapes. The city boasts of its well-preserved traditional architecture along with modern developments, offering visitors a glimpse into Qatar's past and present. Al Khor's Corniche is a popular spot for families and leisure activities, providing picturesque views of the harbor and the Arabian Gulf. The city is also home to Al Khor Island, also known as Purple Island, which is a nature reserve well-known for its mangroves and diverse wildlife. Al Khor hosts several annual festivals and events that showcase its cultural richness. The Al Khor Park is another attraction, featuring a zoo, a museum, and recreational facilities. Despite its proximity to the bustling Doha, Al Khor remains a serene retreat with its beautiful beaches, parks, and historical sites.
