The bedouin tents are a key part of Qatar’s desert landscape, country that this year becomes the headquarters of the World Cup for the first time.
Therefore, in honor of their traditions, the al bayt stadiumwhich will host the ceremony and the opening match this Sunday November 20, was remodeled with a cover inspired by the typical tents of that nation and that they are also a symbol of hospitality for its visitorsa place where they can refresh themselves from their journey.
What other surprises hides the sports scene where Ecuador will play against Qatar?
His capacity
Al Bayt Stadium can receive up to 60,000 attendees.
Where it is located?
In the city of Al Khor35 kilometers north of the capital, Doha.
When was it opened?
The construction opened its doors on November 30, 2021 during the Arab Cup.
Tribute to its workers
As a thank you to everyone who put their effort into building the field, a mural was designed that includes the photographs of all workers.
A torch outside
As in a true Bedouin cape, where its occupants light a bonfire outside to keep warm (and even to guide other walkers), the stadium also has a large central bonfire in front of its main gate.
What’s around?
With a size of more than 30 soccer fieldsthe so-called Al Bayt Park has green spaces, children’s play areas, exercise stations, bike tracks, boat rentals, food stations and more. in the middle of the park there is an artificial lake where a variety of birds, including ducks, geese and herons, They are often frequent visitors. The more than 1,000 trees of various species are labeled with specific information to relax and learn.
After the World Cup…
After the World Cup concluded, the Al Bayt stadium it will become a five-star hotel (in the box area)a shopping center, gym and, in addition, a multipurpose room will be designed.
What other matches will be played at Al Bayt?
November 23: Morocco-Senegal
November 25: England-United States
November 27: Spain-Germany
November 29th: Netherlands-Qatar
December 1st: Costa Rica-Germany
Source: Eluniverso
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