This is the longest beach in Bahrain. The beach area is well equipped for sunbathers, there are cafes and playgrounds...

Named after the nearby architectural monument – ​​Bahrain Gate. Actually, the road that passes under the arch of Bahr...

There are about 500 camels and baby camels living on this farm. You can't ride a camel (the animals belong to members...

The area of ​​almost 800 hectares is divided into two parts - a reserve-sanctuary, access to which is open only to sc...

The tree is over 400 years old. Locals have nicknamed this resilient plant "Hajarat al Haya", which means "Tree of Li...

At the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, a man named Seyadi, who lived in Muharraq, which was the capital of Bahra...

The most famous museum in the world, entirely dedicated to the Islamic Holy Scripture. It houses ancient manuscripts ...

The fortress appeared before the Portuguese occupation. The fortification was built in the traditional style for Isla...

The Kingdom of Bahrain and Saudi Arabia were connected in 1986 by a bridge named after the fifth king of Saudi Arabia...

This unusual structure, which consists of two towers that look like huge sails and are connected by three air bridges...

An old, long-abandoned Portuguese citadel. But it is not the fortress itself that is of interest, but the hill on whi...

Beautiful modern building.

Qal`at al-Bahrain is a typical tell - an artificial mound created by many successive layers of human occupation. The ...

The site consists of seventeen buildings in Muharraq City, three offshore oyster beds, part of the seashore and the Q...

The Dilmun Burial Mounds, built between 2200 and 1750 BCE, span over 21 archaeological sites in the western part of t...