History Of Bahrain

 The Kingdom of Bahrain is an archipelago of low lying islands located in the Arabian Gulf off the Eastern shore of Saudi Arabia.Frequently called the Pearl of the Arabian Gulf, Bahrain has a history of civilizations that date back more than 5,000 years.

Bahrain is the ancient site of the immortal land of Dilmun, religious centre to Sumerians, Babylonians and Assyrians, as proven by  many archaeological excavations. Throughout history the islands have  always been a hub for travelers among them were visitors from Greece, India, Portugal, Oman, Turkey and England.

From the mists of time to a vibrant present Bahrain thrives under a stable and prosperous government.

Today the landscape of Bahrain is a tapestry of marvelous old sites and colorful traditional markets dotted between modern skyscrapers and buildings.

While relatively small in population, land area and resources Bahrain has achieved a high level of social and economic development over a short period of time. The road network, international airport, telecommunications, public services, medical facilities and university are all recognized as being among the best in the region.

Although great emphasis is naturally placed on the development of its own citizens, due to its large expatriate population Bahrain has a wonderful mix of nationalities, all living harmoniously together in a completely unique blend of cultures.

English is widely spoken, but traditional Arab courtesy and hospitality are still the hall mark of a friendly and peaceful Bahrain.