*NEW* Is it SAFE to travel to Bahrain in 2024?
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Title: Discover the Charms of Bahrain: A Journey Through History, Culture, and Beauty
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In this video, I will show you how it’s like to travel to Bahrain.
Bahrain is a country in the Middle East that borders Saudi Arabia . It also shares the sea with with Iran and Qatar. I will show you how the locals live and what they eat. You will also see the history of the country and its shaped today
Remember the exchange rate is equivalent to
1 dinar to $2.65.
Welcome to Bahrain, a jewel of the Arabian Gulf waiting to be explored! Nestled between the azure waters of the Persian Gulf and the golden sands of the desert, Bahrain beckons with its rich tapestry of history, vibrant culture, and breathtaking landscapes.
Embark on a captivating journey as we unravel the secrets of this enchanting island nation. From the bustling streets of Manama, the capital city, to the tranquil shores of its pristine beaches, Bahrain offers a mosaic of experiences that will leave you mesmerized.
Step back in time as you wander through the ancient alleyways of Muharraq, where whispers of the past echo through the labyrinthine souks and historic landmarks. Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Bahrain Fort, a testament to the island's storied past and strategic significance.
Indulge your senses in the vibrant hues and aromatic spices of Bahrain's culinary scene, where traditional delicacies tantalize the taste buds and fusion flavors ignite the imagination. From aromatic kebabs to decadent desserts, the gastronomic delights of Bahrain promise a culinary odyssey like no other.
Unwind amidst the tranquil oasis of Bahrain's lush gardens and verdant parks, where serenity and beauty converge in perfect harmony. Whether you seek solace in the shade of swaying palm trees or embark on an adrenaline-fueled adventure in the desert dunes, Bahrain offers a myriad of experiences to suit every taste and inclination.
Join us as we delve into the heart of Bahrain's vibrant culture, where hospitality is a way of life and every corner reveals a new story waiting to be told. From traditional music and dance performances to vibrant festivals and celebrations, Bahrain's cultural tapestry is as diverse as it is captivating.
So, come and discover the wonders of Bahrain - where history meets modernity, and beauty knows no bounds. Whether you're a seasoned traveler or a curious explorer, Bahrain welcomes you with open arms to uncover the treasures that lie within its shores.
Experience the magic of Bahrain - a destination like no other.
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Another informative video and really insightful scenes of Bahrain 🎉😊
Thanks a lot 😊
Been there last week so amazing experience locals are friendly specially indian were very cordial n helpful...personally for me not much outdoor only to go to shopping malls too hot to step out ..cabs are expensive 1 dinar equals to 2 pounds ..higher currency shopping too expensive..bahrain in order to promote tourism needs to look into these..rest overal was lovely trip
Thanks for sharing. I agree, Bahrain 🇧🇭 needs to find more ways to promote the tourism with the west.
1st take off the visa
2nd Hostels/ free walking tours (based on tips) Europeans seem to love this
The Indian dudes seem very hardworking
Never mat people from Bahrein. Thats something new
It’s a place where saudis like to party 🤫
as a person who lives in bahrain as a resident but hates it because residents can barely find jobs anymore, i still feel offended that you'd question the safety of bahrain. it is safe.
it's been a while since i last traveled anywhere in my life.. so it was a surprise to me that the red bus stops at the airport.. there used to be taxis.. but i guess the bus is better
about the safety.. it might not be safe for women who don't dress modestly in a certain street in manama.. i grew up in manama, and i've seen that street a lot and never noticed anything suspicious, but i guess people change. or maybe it was because i never saw it at night.. or it might be just a rumor.. idk
They still have that, a seat for the women and men
@@adobotravels yep
Nice video. I've really seen a vlog in Bahrain! Was it expensive there? Cause Bahraini dinar is equal to 2.65 USD 🤔
It was expensive but Saudis go there to party haha
You can still find food for $10 or so and a drink for 0.30 dinar
It’s more expensive then my country of course
not a single local met😭
Have you been there before?
most locals aren't bahraini by birth.. most are naturalised or mixed.. just so you know
I agree. At least in my country, you would meet a lot of local but theyre not allowed to share info!
@@jongkimun4610 'not allowed' or 'not obligated'?
i get it if it was the latter, because the law should protect the locals.. but to not be allowed is too much.. what if they were friends?
it is a big no no to offend anyone... and certainly not the royal family. idk about the punishment.. but y'd one even offend someone who hasn't wronged them in any way? your curiosity is weird. and don't think bahrain is a little north korea.. we have freedom of speech.
Sorry if I offended you, this is just based on my experience. I have no problem with local Bahrain 🇧🇭 people
@@adobotravels it's ok lol.. i'm one of those online haters that got a lot of free time on their hands.. but i guess should just gave you a respectful short answer, because your video really promoted bahrain in my opinion..