This majestic building was built as a residence for ruling Sheikh Isa Bin Ali Al Khalifa. Its unique architecture decorations and unusual engineering solutions represent one of the famous and best-preserved traditional buildings of the Persian Gulf. A marvel of construction, the inner space keeps cool in the summer heat ad allows inhabitants to feel the freshness of a real Persian palace. Although rooms are unfurnished, the modest and extremely artistic decoration catches the admired eyes of visitors for hours. Opening hours: Saturday-Thursday: 8 am-2 pm Photo Simplified Pixabay License
What do you know about Bahrain? Did you know that the official symbol of the kingdom of Bahrain, the flag of Bahrain was approved on February 17, 2002? Did you know that the most ancient Epos of human civilization mentions the land of Dilmun - ancient Bahrain? Did you know that 97% of the European trade of pearls of Gulf was coming from Bahrain? Did you know that Bahrain was conquered by Portugals? Do you know how is the sea pure in Bahrain? Or how is the souq tasty and colorful in Manama? Or how did Hindians, Persians, Christians, and Jews arrive in Bahrain? Or how is majestic the House of Koran? You definitely will know it using this self-guided tour, but, let us start with the flag. The flag of Bahrain was red as a reminder of the colors of the Muslim Kharijites. In 1820, the white vertical stripe appeared on the flag, symbolizing a truce reached with Great Britain. In 1933, in order to be distinguishable from the similar flags of the region, a white stripe was limited by a zigzagged line. Since 2002, the five white triangles were depicted on a flag symbolizing the five pillars of Islam. Are you ready to explore Bahrain by one day? Let's go and do not forget to taste the delicious Chicken Machboos! Photo Simplified Pixabay License
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