Flights from Kozhikode to Kuwait City
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Book flights from Kozhikode to Kuwait City and travel from the gorgeous coastal scenery of India to the mesmerising Kuwaiti capital.
Sat on the harbour of Kuwait Bay, Kuwait City is a modern metropolis with just a hint of the old. Ascend the remarkable Kuwait Towers, discover sweeping sand dunes and explore a city that boasts world-class shopping and dining. Discover atmospheric mosques, rich heritage and more in this fascinating gulf city.
Flying from Kozhikode to Kuwait City: FAQs
What is the time difference between Kozhikode and Kuwait City?
The time in Kozhikode is two hours and 30 minutes ahead of Kuwait City. This time difference remains the same all year round.
What’s the weather like in Kuwait City?
Kuwait has both a hot season and a cool season – it’s very rarely cold. The hot season runs from late May to late September, with temperatures reaching over 40°C, and rarely below 30°C.
The cooler season is from late November to early March, with an average daily temperature around 25°C. Rain is rare in both seasons, making this a great destination for enjoying the outdoors and heading to the beach. The best times to enjoy outdoor activities here are from April to May and September to November.
Top tips for Kozhikode to Kuwait City
A grand adventure
Visitors impressed by the Miskhal Masjid Mosque in Kozhikode will be in awe of Kuwait’s magnificent Grand Mosque. Built in the 1980s, this incredible feat of architecture combines design elements from all over the world, including French stained glass, a gold-plated central dome and intricate Moroccan mosaics. It’s best explored with a tour, where staff will give expert information on the grand features – like the 74-meter-tall minaret – and point out the more obscure details.
A towering achievement
Rising above the city, the three Kuwait Towers are very much the symbol of the city and of Kuwait as a whole. They have stood since 1979, with the highest reaching 187 meters in height. As well as ascending to the 360-degree viewing deck, you can also dine here, with magical views to accompany your meal.