World Cup 2022 in Nepali time, Schedules, Qualifiers Fixtures & teams

The FIFA World Cup 2022 Qatar is Just a year away & Football fans around the world are already waiting, World Cup 2022 in Nepali time

Due to the heat, the World Cup 2022 will be held in Qatar during the winter months rather than the summer.

The tournament begins on Monday, November 21 at the Al Bayt stadium in Al Khor, with a match featuring the host nation.

The final will take place a week before Christmas on Sunday, December 18 at Doha’s Lusail Stadium.

World Cup 2022 format and schedule Nepali time

The tournament will feature 32 teams divided into eight four-team groups.

During the group stage, four matches will be played each day over the course of 12 days, with the winners and runners-up progressing to the round of 16.

After the finals draw, matches will only be assigned to specific venues so that organizers can choose the best kick-off times for television audiences in different countries as well as supporters in Qatar.

The finals draw will take place in April 2022, after the international fixture window closes in March.

Group stage: November 21- December 2
Round of 16: December 3-6
Quarter-finals: December 9/10
Semi-finals: December 13/14
Final: December 18

Qatar Country Overview

Qatar offers visitors a diverse range of activities, with something for everyone, ranging from sightseeing trips and nature tours that cover all aspects of local life to limitless shopping opportunities.

Generosity and friendliness

Bedouins are known for their hospitality, and it is customary for them to share their food with their visitors.

This culture is still deeply ingrained in Qatari society and pervades every aspect of life in the country.

Providing Arabic coffee and sweets to visitors is still a sign of hospitality.

Qatari cuisine is diverse and distinct, with dishes influenced by the culinary delights of the Indian Subcontinent, Iran, the Levant, and North Africa over time.

Castles and historical sites

Many historical sites, such as the UNESCO world heritage site Al Zubarah and its unique fort, are open to visitors who are interested in archaeology and antiquity.

Among Qatar’s most popular tourist attractions are the Museum of Islamic Art, Katara Cultural Village, and Souq Waqif.

The Doha Fort, Barzan Towers, and Umm Salal Fort are among the country’s ancient forts that have been used as military or civilian installations.