BAHRAIN A unique gem of the Arabian Gulf

The walls of the Grand Mosque are intricately ornamented with Kufic calligraphy. It is crowned with the world's largest fiberglass dome.

Known for being home to the first ever oil refinery in the Middle East, offshore banking, world's premier location of natural pearls, The Kingdom of Bahrain is emerging as a leading destination for leisure and MICE tourism in the Middle East. Tucked away in the spectacular Arabian Gulf, this exotic archipelago comprises of 33 islands making it an alluring destination for tourists across the world.

Bahrain which translates into "two seas" is a land of ancient forts, mosques, castles, and quarters that stand as a testimony to the nation's past and present thriving alongside each other. Al Fateh Grand Mosque is one of the world's largest mosques with a capacity to seat 7,000 worshippers.

Steeped in rich history, Bahrain is a multicultural destination that paves way for a relaxed vacation in one of the Middle East's most beautiful nations. From ancient burial grounds, the Tree of Life, beautiful seascape to the souqs and forts Bahrain is all set to welcome its tourists!

A lifetime of experiences awaits you at Bahrain

Make a tryst with the past

Officially inaugurated by the late Amir H.H. Shaikh Isa Bin Salman Al Khalifa on December 15, 1988, the Bahrain National Museum stands tall as one the finest museums of its kind in the Gulf region and one of the island's cultural pointers. The impressive museum complex turned museum with its white travertine marble façade is located on an artificial peninsula overlooking the island of Muharraq.