About
Manama is the vibrant capital and largest city of Bahrain, an island nation in the Persian Gulf. Known for its blend of traditional Arab culture and modern development, Manama is the country’s political, economic, and cultural centre. The city features a striking skyline with contemporary skyscrapers like the Bahrain World Trade Center, while still preserving historic sites such as the Al-Fateh Grand Mosque and traditional souks that showcase Bahraini heritage. As a major financial hub in the Middle East, Manama hosts numerous banks and multinational companies, reflecting Bahrain’s status as one of the region’s leading financial centres. With its mix of modernity, history, and cultural diversity, Manama stands as a dynamic and cosmopolitan city at the heart of the Gulf.
Places of Interest
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Introduction Bahrain Fort, known locally as Qal’at al-Bahrain, is one of the most historically significant and culturally rich archaeological sites in the Arabian Gulf. Situated on the northern coast of …
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Ancient Roots and Early Civilization Bahrain’s history dates back to the Dilmun civilization, one of the Arabian Gulf’s earliest cultures, flourishing around 3000–500 BC. Serving as a vital trading hub linking …