Welcome to Bahrain

Bahrain is a treasure trove of cultural and architectural wonders at the intersection of ancient civilizations and modern society.  

Bahrain
Welcomes You

Bahrain’s culture is welcoming and open. Rich traditions live alongside a global, cosmopolitan outlook that fuels a diverse and thriving economy.

 

In the capital of Manama, traditional crafts share the scene with vibrant contemporary art. While many of Bahrain’s residents are from countries around the world, it is never difficult to meet a Bahraini.

Architectural and
Cultural Heritage

Home to three UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Bahrain is also home to other noted historical sites including The Barbar temples, the A’ali burial mounds, the Bahrain Fort, Arad Fort, Bait al Jasra Mosque, the Khamis Mosque, the over 400-year-old Tree of Life, and the Al Areen Wildlife Park.

Architectural and
Cultural Heritage

Bahrain is rich in cultural heritage and home to three UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Other noted historical sites include The Barbar temples, Arad Fort, Bait al Jasra Mosque, the Khamis Mosque, the over 400-year-old Tree of Life, and the Al Areen Wildlife Park.

Pearling Path

Bahrain’s Pearling Path is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, comprising specific places and cultural traditions, exemplifying the Kingdom’s pearl diving legacy, which powered and shaped the Gulf economy for generations.

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Qal’at al-Bahrain – Ancient Harbor adn Capital of Dilmun

This UNESCO World Heritage Site consists of layers of ancient settlements, a sea tower, channel, and palm groves, which together form a superb example of nearly 4,500 years of continuous civilization.

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Burial Chamber at Royal Mound 8 Dilmun Burial Mounds UNESCO World Heritage Site

Dilmun Burial Mounds

An important cradle of ancient human culture, the Dilmun civilization thrived between 2200 and 1750 BCE. This UNESCO World Heritage Site includes 11,774 total Dilmun burial mounds across 21 archeological sites.

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Bahrain Cowboys

Bahrain’s horseback-riding cowboys, who compete in western dressage-style riding competitions, are the topic of a new feature-length documentary film by the production house.

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