Bahrain attracts many travelers who visit the Middle East, and is characterized by the perfect blend of modern Arab culture and ancient historical destinations that reflect the civilization of Bahrain that is about 5000 years old. Summer in Bahrain is hot and dry, and winter is rainy. Manama, the capital of Bahrain, is famous for housing a national museum that includes artifacts dating back to the Dilmun civilization. Below, the 10 most beautiful activities in Bahrain
The 10 most beautiful activities in Bahrain
1. Visit Al-Fateh Mosque
Al-Fateh is one of the largest mosques in the world
Al-Fateh is one of the largest mosques in the world; It was built in 1987 on an area of 6,500 square meters and is capable of accommodating more than 7,000 people at one time. The mosque is famous for having the largest fiberglass dome in the world. As for the walls of Al-Fatih, they are artistically decorated in Kufic script.
2. Taking pictures of the Tree of Life
The 'Tree of Life' boasts green foliage all year round
It is a large tree in Bahrain that sits on top (25 feet) of sandy sand. This tree, also known as the "tree of life," is about 400 years old, and 32 feet tall. It welcomes 50,000 travelers each year, and boasts lush foliage all year round.
3. Explore the artifacts in the Bahrain National Museum
The Bahrain National Museum displays a collection of valuable artifacts
It is very popular as the largest public museum in this country, with a sprawling area of about 27,800 square meters, consisting of two buildings. The place displays a group of ancient artifacts in the country, pieces that reveal the history of the country that dates back to 5000 years ago. One stop is the Durand Stone, the colossal black basalt statue dating back to the Babylonian era and the museum's most famous landmark.
4. Explore the wildlife at Al Areen Wildlife Park
Al Areen Wildlife Park includes a wide variety of birds and plants
It attracts a visit to Al Areen Wildlife Park, which has a wide range of amazing planted plants and trees. This sprawling park covers about 800 hectares. It houses a large number of birds.
5. Walking around the village of Sar
Saar is a village in Bahrain of great historical importance. It was discovered and excavated in 1977. There, the tourist can find here old houses divided into kitchens and living rooms, as well as narrow streets that lead to residential dwellings.
6. Watching motorsports at the Bahrain International Circuit
A snapshot of the Bahrain International Circuit
Thousands visit this destination every year to watch the Formula 1 Bahrain Grand Prix. At the venue, an array of exciting games and activities can also be enjoyed.
7. Visit Riffa Castle
Riffa Fort is famous for its stunning architecture
One of the best tourist attractions in Bahrain is the Riffa Fort, which is famous for its stunning architecture, and harks back to the history of the Al Khalifa era. The fort was built in the year 1812 by Sheikh Salman bin Ahmed Al-Fateh. It houses a small museum containing a collection of menus and artefacts that will provide an enriching experience for travelers. There is also a mosque inside the fort that is open for prayer times.
8. Doing water sports on Hawar Island
The island provides opportunities for water sports. There, one can also find some of the best resorts in Bahrain.
9. Shopping in the Manama Souq
A visit to Bahrain is not complete without wandering around its traditional souks, and buying some antiques. Located in the heart of Manama, the Manama Souq is one of the top tourist attractions in Bahrain, and gives an insight into the local culture of Bahrain. The place is great to buy souvenirs from Bahrain, spices, jewellery and places that Bahrain is famous for.
10. Boat trip to "Bu Maher Castle"
A ticket for a boat trip to the "Bu Maher Fort" can be purchased for only one dinar from the Bahrain National Museum. The cruise offers splendid views of the Manama skyline and introduces the fort, which dates back to 1840.
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