Reasons to visit Bahrain:
There are only a handful of destinations that offer something that can be enjoyed by everyone. Bahrain happens to be one of those destinations where you can enjoy a romantic getaway with your partner, a much-needed vacation with your family, or just an outing with friends.
An archipelago of 33 islands with beauty in its DNA, Bahrain is teeming with beautiful architecture, rich in history, diverse in culture and full of natural beauty. If you’re fascinated by the Middle East, then the Kingdom of Bahrain should be your next stop. Smaller and less hectic than the more famous Dubai, Bahrain is the rising star of the Arabian Gulf.
Bahrain has a vast history that goes back thousands of years, and there are many historical and cultural places to discover in the nation.
– Ancient heritage – Bahrain was once home to the ancient Dilmun civilisation.
– The cultural city of Manama
– Qal’at al-Bahrain (The Bahrain Fort) – Ancient Harbour and Capital of Dilmun – This fort is a UNESCO World Heritage Site which was constructed in the sixteenth century
– Escape to a Haven of Crystal-Clear Waters and Soft Sands – Bahrain being the only island destination in the Middle East makes it home to some of the most breathtaking beaches.
– The tree of life – Bahrain’s greatest mystery
– Jarada Island – This island is alluring to travellers due to the fact that the island disappears and reappears on the basis of the tide.
– Feast on the Finest Flavors of the Gulf – Machboos, a savory rice meal usually cooked with chicken, spices, and onions, is one of the most well-liked dishes in Bahrain
– Halwa Showaiter – Halwa is a sweet gelatinous confection garnished with roasted cashews and almonds.
– Gold souq – Enjoy a dazzling experience shopping for gold at Manama Souq.
– Dilmun Burial Mounds – a UNESCO World Heritage Site comprising necropolis areas on the main island of Bahrain dating back to the Dilmun and the Umm al-Nar culture
– Pearling, Testimony of an Island Economy – Pearl diving – The site consists of seventeen buildings in Muharraq City, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Famous for its pearls and pearl beds, Bahrain was once the number one pearl supplier on the planet.
– Formula One – The Bahrain International Circuit – open all year round for families to take to the world-famous track – is home to twelve of the Bahrain Grand Prix
– Locals are friendly and welcoming.
– Traditional Bazaars of Riffa
– Once a Portuguese colony, Bahrain has adopted Islam very early in its inception.
