For these ten photos, I flew 8,000 kilometers to Doha

Doha, this "wealthy nation" where desert and ocean dance together, with its magical half-water, half-sand dunes, and collision of modern architecture with thousand-year-old culture, made me willingly travel 8,000 kilometers! Keep this complete guide to "visa + transportation + photo spots" starting from Shanghai, and let's unlock this treasure city of the Persian Gulf together. Photo 1: Parking lot next to the Museum of Islamic Art Photo 2: Located at The Pearl Monument, take a boat ride here at sunset Photo 3: National Museum of Qatar Photo 4: Located at Voute Cafe, where you can get a panoramic view of the skyscrapers across the water Photo 5: Souq Waqif, the alley next to the bird market, which transforms into a world of Arabian Nights after dark Photo 6: Mina District, with many beautiful murals inside the town Photo 7: Katara Cultural Village Photo 8: Next to the mosque at the north entrance of Souq Waqif Photo 9: Katara Mosque ✈️ Transportation Guide: 10-hour direct flight, seamlessly connecting desert and sea 1. Flight Options • Shanghai direct to Doha: Qatar Airways QR889, departing Pudong at 23:35, arriving at 05:35 the next day, about 10 hours total, round-trip with tax only 5,000+ yuan (look for Shenzhen Airlines codeshare special fares, more economical with 2 pieces of 23kg luggage included). • Doha city transportation: The Red Line subway covers 90% of attractions, recommended to purchase a 12-yuan day pass; use Uber for taxis (starting fare about 18 yuan), or rent a car (Chinese driver's license + translation document accepted) 📝 Visa and Entry: 30-day visa-free, smooth immigration • Chinese passport holders are visa-free! Just need a passport valid for more than 6 months + departure flight booking confirmation, no nucleic acid test required for entry, maximum stay of 30 days. • Tips: Download offline maps in advance (weak signal in desert areas), free tourist maps available at the airport.