Vibrant kites during Al-Farsi festival light up Kuwait's skies | In pics
Alfaris kite celebrations are an annual tradition that takes place in Kuwait in the month of February.
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Kuwait: People attend the annual kite flying event organised by the Al-Farsi Kite Team in the Bnaider desert near Al-Julaiaa. (AFP)
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This annual family-friendly event is free and open to all, showcasing a stunning array of kites in the skies over Kuwait's beautiful Bnaider desert (AFP)
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In 2005, the Alfarsi Kite Team from Kuwait entered the Guinness Book of Records by flying a 1,000 square metre kite, (AFP)
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Al-Farsi Kite festival is an annual tradition that takes place in Kuwait during national holidays, particularly during the Kuwait National Day and Liberation Day.
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Al-Farsi Kite Festival involves flying kites of various sizes and shapes, providing entertainment and excitement for people of all ages. (AFP)
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Al-Farsi Kite Festival is usually held in February, and the skies are filled with colourful and vibrant kites, making for a stunning spectacle (AFP)
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The origins of Alfaris kite celebrations date back to the early days of Kuwait's history. (AFP)
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In addition to kite flying, Alfaris kite celebrations also feature a range of cultural activities, such as music performances, traditional food stalls, and cultural displays. (AFP)
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Visitors also participate in kite-making workshops, where they can learn how to make their own kites and decorate them with unique designs. (AFP)
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