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This is the best time for those seeking thermal comfort. Temperatures range between 14°C and 25°C, allowing you to explore Souq Waqif and the Corniche on foot. As it is high season, air tickets to Doha tend to be more expensive, so book in advance. It is the ideal period for desert safaris and visiting the Khor Al Adaid inland sea. We recommend visiting at least four points: the Museum of Islamic Art, Katara Cultural Village, Lusail Winter Wonderland, and the Mesaieed dunes. The pleasant weather attracts many Brazilian tourists looking to escape extreme heat.

Spring offers a balance between good weather and moderate prices. Temperatures start to rise but are still bearable. It is a great time to find promotional tickets to Doha before the summer peak. Take the opportunity to visit the Al Qurum Botanical Garden, take a cruise on a traditional Dhow across the bay, explore the Msheireb Downtown district, and relax on the beaches of The Pearl. Visibility is excellent for photos. It is a transition season where the flow of tourists decreases, making it easier to access the main attractions without long lines, ideal for travelers seeking tranquility.

Summer in Qatar is extremely hot, with thermometers exceeding 45°C. However, this is when you will find cheap flights to Doha and great discounts on luxury hotels. City life turns to indoor, air-conditioned environments. We recommend focusing on indoor attractions like Villaggio Mall, Quest theme park, the Qatar National Library, and the Hamad Aquarium. If you don't mind the heat and want to save, this is the opportunity to buy tickets to Doha online at reduced values. Many Brazilians take advantage of Qatar Airways layovers to enjoy an economical stopover during this period.

From October, the intense heat begins to subside. It is the start of the event and festival season. Air ticket prices from São Paulo to Doha begin to rise gradually. It is the perfect time to visit Al Zubarah Fort (UNESCO Heritage), the Place Vendôme mall in Lusail, the National Museum of Qatar, and go kayaking in the Al Thakira mangroves. The sea water temperature is perfect for diving. Autumn marks the resumption of outdoor activities and is an excellent choice for those wanting to avoid the European winter cold and the Arabian summer heat.

Doha has one of the most modern metro systems in the world, connecting the airport to major tourist spots like Msheireb and Lusail. It is extremely clean, fast, and cheap. For locations not covered by the metro, the Uber app works perfectly and prices are affordable. Compared to São Paulo traffic, driving in Doha is more organized, but the highways are wide and fast, requiring extra attention if you decide to rent a car.

Qatar is a conservative but welcoming Muslim country. In public places like malls and markets, it is recommended to dress modestly (shoulders and knees covered). On hotel beaches and private clubs, bikinis are allowed. Unlike Brazil, alcohol consumption is restricted to licensed hotels and drinking in public places is not permitted. Showing respect for local traditions ensures a smooth and enriching experience.

Food in Doha is an explosion of flavors. Be sure to try Machboos (rice with seasoned meat) and Karak (tea with spices). The city offers everything from cheap street food in Souq Waqif to restaurants by Michelin-starred chefs. An important tip: during the month of Ramadan, many restaurants close during the day and open only after sunset. It's a great opportunity to experience Iftar banquets, which are true gastronomic celebrations.

To explore Doha like a local, visit the falcon market near Souq Waqif and talk to the breeders; falconry is a national passion. In the late afternoon, do as the locals do and go to the Corniche to walk or sit for a coffee while watching the dhow boats. Avoid peak heat times and enjoy the city's nightlife, which is when Doha truly comes alive with lights and movement in parks and promenades.