Must Visit places in Bahrain

Bahrain is an archipelago, consisting of thirty smaller islands. It is a small southwestern coast of the Persian Gulf. Located in one of the chief oil-producing areas. The island's capital is Manama is on the north-eastern tip of Bahrain Island.

When you read about the middle eastern countries point of view may vary on the safety of an individual. But the island of pearls is said to be the safest country in the world.

So, why not let's talk about the must-visit places in Bahrain.

Manama

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Manama may seem to be another metropolis city of the middle eastern, but the capital has a lot to offer. If you explore beneath the shimmering buildings, then the capital has a lot of history, and engaging culture to offer. Here one can discover spices, carpets, and one can explore the National Museum and dive into the Portuguese and Persian history.

Riffa

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Located in the heart of Bahrain, it used to be the largest city in the country. Hence, this town is full off old world character. And one can also find authentic Arabic ornaments. Here the modern mixes with the ancient. This place also holds the one of the largest golf areas in the middle east.

Juffair

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Even after Bahrain being an island, but still only 9% of beaches are available that the public can visit. And this place has some of the most pristine beaches to be seen by the people.

Amwaj Island

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One of the main reasons why one should visit this island is to witness the grandness of this area. Every other year you will see a new tower sprawling and you will find some delicious eateries as well as wealth of accommodation options.

Hawar Island

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This island sits on the southernmost point of the Bahraini archipelago and sits across the coast from the neighbouring Qatar. One reason to visit here is for the birds, one will witness rare bird species and is home to endangered Socotra Cormorant. And one can also spot the occasional Arabian Oryx.

Isa Town

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Once you enter the town it seems like it is a big whitewashed town with luxurious homes, but one move further they will witness colourful bazaars selling fabrics and traditional Bahraini handicrafts. This is also a great area to stroll in a café and have a cup of mint tea. And if football interests you then this is the right place as this is also the home of the Colossal Bahrain National Stadium the largest football venue.

Bahrain is also said to be the smallest country of the middle east and was also awarded as the richest country in the world. It also staged the first Grand Prix and guess what? It is only 46 years old. And has also been said as the safest cities in the world.

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