The archaeological site of Bahrain Fort (Qal'at al-Bahrain) is one of the largest in the country and has been listed as a World Heritage Site. As the capital of the ancient Silmun Civilization, this site represents Bahrain's role as a centre for commerce and... see full details
Diraz Temple is made up of rectangular structures, all varying in size and purpose. It has rows of large cylindrical columns constructed in limestone, as well as impressive alters. Built in about 3000 BC, this ancient temple is definitely an attraction for history buffs... see full details
The compelling past of this island nation is represented at the Museum of Pearl Diving, constructed in 1937 and one of Bahrain's most impressive and significant buildings. The museum was the first official centre for the Bahrain Courts, with four Supreme Courts. In 1984,... see full details
To experience the true flavours, scents and colours of Manama, a visit to the souks (local markets) are a must. Here visitors can experience and purchase everything this beautiful country has to offer, from a variety of cloths in different colours and textures to... see full details
Jebel Al Dukhan and the Tree of Life
At 439 feet (134m) above sea level, the Jebel Al Dukhan hill is the highest point in Bahrain. Translated from Arabic, Jebel Al Dukhan means 'Mountain of Smoke', named for the haze which often surrounds it on humid days. There are various undetermined caves... see full details