Hawalli, Administrative division in Kuwait.
Hawalli is a governorate in eastern Kuwait, located between Al Asimah and Farwaniya, serving as one of the six main administrative divisions of the country. The area is densely populated with residential zones, commercial districts, and retail establishments spread throughout its neighborhoods.
Hawalli was established as a governorate in 1962 through an Emiri decree, marking an important step in Kuwait's modern administrative development. This designation reflected the country's effort to organize its territory into manageable administrative units.
Hawalli is home to a diverse population that reflects communities from across the Middle East, South Asia, and Southeast Asia living side by side. This cultural blend shapes the character of neighborhoods, shops, and public spaces throughout the governorate.
Hawalli serves as a major retail hub with numerous shops specializing in electronics and technology, making it a popular destination for shoppers. The area is straightforward to navigate with clearly organized streets and distinct commercial zones.
Hawalli is home to the Mirror House, a traditional Kuwaiti structure covered extensively with glass, creating a striking and unexpected appearance. The area also contains Bait al-Othman museum, which displays regional artifacts and hosts daily quiz events during Ramadan.
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