Manama : Day from South to North to Discover Bahrain

est in Bahrain, capable of accommodating up to 7,000 worshippers. On Friday, a day of prayer in the Kingdom, non-Muslims are not allowed to enter and tours are not made inside the mosque: in this case the visit will be carried out as an external photo stop, to admire the architecture and take panoramic photographs.

This tree, which is hundreds of years old, stands in an arid area, devoid of water or natural resources. Its incredible ability to survive meant that it was surrounded by numerous legends, making it a place shrouded in mystery and magic.

n, a place that marks the beginning of an era. It was here, in the heart of this ancient land, that the first oil field in the Persian Gulf was revealed, kicking off a chapter that would change the fate of these lands forever.

You can admire these magnificent specimens up close by taking wonderful souvenir photos

Built in 2004, it was the first circuit to host the F1 Grand Prix in an Arab country

Listed in 2005 this archaeological site is a testament to the countless history this country possesses.

Here you will have time to try some traditional dishes or let yourself go shopping in search of the best souvenir to take with you forever