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Dhows (Arab sailing vessels) played a prominent role in Kuwait's maritime history and were used in trade, fishing, and pearling. This restored example is on display in Kuwait City.
The Kuwait Water Towers in Kuwait City; they were completed in 1976.
The Kuwait Grand Mosque is the largest mosque in Kuwait and can hold over 10,000 worshipers.
The three spires of the Kuwait Towers are an architectural icon of Kuwait. The main tower houses restaurants, reception halls, viewing platforms, and a water tank; the second tower is a water tower; and the third holds the equipment that illuminates the other two.
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