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Thirty-four towers - distributors in six groups - including the three famous Kuwait Towers, a tourist landmark in the UAE, have been operating since 1965 as part of an agreement between the Government of Kuwait and VBB (now known as Sweco). The first five groups - thirty-one towers - were characterized by their traditional mushroom-like style, which, in addition to their basic function of storing drinking water and providing it to the residents of Kuwait City, plays an important role as key landmarks in the city; however, the story of the sixth group is slightly different.

Kuwait Towers

Kuwait Towers

History and construction of Kuwait Towers

During the work of the Swedish Engineering Company on the Kuwait Towers project, Prince Jaber Al-Ahmad requested that the Sixth Group be of an engineering structure and distinctive design, and based on his desire to establish a competition to design suitable offers for this group, three schemes were chosen to be presented to the Prince out of ten, In turn, he selected the final design. From here, the three towers have emerged to be located on the banks of the Arabian Gulf and to be recognized as the sixth group and the completion of the towers of Kuwait.

The construction of the towers lasted five years and began in 1971 and ended in 1976. It became a tourist attraction on the first day of March 1979 to divert attention from the rest of the water towers and become known as the "towers of Kuwait". When you talk about the towers of Kuwait is only the sixth group, specifically the great tower giant astronomers giant.

The towers were closed for renovation work in 2012 and were reopened on the eighth day of March 2016 with a large ceremony and fireworks display.

Kuwait Towers night

Sections and contents of Kuwait Towers

Kuwait Towers occupies an area of ​​thirty-eight cubic meters and holds giant spherical spheres. The largest towers - 187 meters long - carry two astronauts, the highest of which is a café at 123 meters above sea level. Thirty minutes known as the "scout ball", and Adana contains a reception hall, cafe and restaurant in the upper half, and a water tank can accommodate four thousand and five hundred cubic meters of drinking water.

The reception hall is known as the "Dasman Hall", a business lounge for parties and a center of unique and unique services in the region. The café is known as the "La Café", which offers a wide range of refreshing drinks and snacks.

The center tower is 147 meters long, with a single spacecraft used as a water reservoir, bringing the total water that the towers can store to 9,000 cubic meters.

Unlike the previous two towers, the smaller tower does not have any flux on it, and does not constitute a water tank. Contrary to what you would expect, the third tower contains equipment that generates and provides electrical power to the area and the adjacent towers, as well as lighting equipment that makes the towers great at night.

Kuwait Towers Night and fireworks

Kuwait Towers From inside

To ask yourself about the towers of Kuwait

Here we show you some information that may help you visit the towers:

official hours of business:

8:30 am - 11:15 pm.

Best times to visit the towers:

At night, specifically at eight or nine o'clock.

To view the tower, we recommend the following site:

http://goo.gl/I8zxTa

Official website of the tower:

http://www.kuwaittowers.com/

To call:

Reception: 2496 5500

For reservations: 2208 1999 - 2496 5500 - 2496 5514