
A feast for the eyes and mouth, from kites to street food
Qatar 365 takes you on a tour of the country's yearly marquee festivals, which are popular for their family-friendly atmosphere. Laila Humairah samples street food and Michelin-starred cuisine from all over the world at the biggest-ever edition of the Qatar International Food Festival. Johanna Hoes went to the Qatar Kite Festival and met with kite enthusiasts and an artist who puts a new meaning to 'bird's eye view'.
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