Hot Kuwait Has Cafe Made Of Ice

The Minus 11 Ice Café is a desert oasis of a specific sort located in Kuwait. The only one of its kind in the Persian Gulf and the biggest ice café in the world, this frozen paradise is rightfully ranked on the Guinness Book of World Records.

Tucked up among the famous Al Tijaria tower, Kuwait’s fourth-largest commercial structure rising to 218 meters, the architectural wonder Minus 11 Ice Café is The interaction of light and ice accentuates the ethereal beauty of the café, therefore producing a surreal atmosphere.

A stunning display welcomes guests: ice sculptures of camels, horses, birds, and even the café furnishings. Every element, even the glasses containing the cold drinks, is created from ice to guarantee a really immersive experience.

Admission to this frozen paradise costs $50, which covers a drink of preference as well as a break from Kuwait’s sweltering heat. Although guests are free to shoot the wonder and even touch the frosty artwork, the visit is only 45 minutes to protect the integrity of the café.

A monument to human creativity and a sharp contrast to Kuwait’s dry environment, the Minus 11 Ice Café is With summer temperatures often reaching a scorching 45 degrees Celsius, this sub-zero refuge provides a magical haven.