Beautiful travelogue on Bahrain by one of my WordPress friends Rasma. Enjoy!
Our armchair travels have taken us to Bahrain. This is a nation that consists of over 30 islands in the Persian Gulf.
The King Fahd Causeway is a series of bridges and causeways that connects Saudi Arabia to Bahrain. The causeway was built to improve the links and bonds between these two countries. It was officially opened to the public in 1986.
Its modern capital Manama has left a lot of history behind for visitors to delight in instead of creating an ultra-modern city of steel and glass. The modern nicely blends in with the ancient history.
The Bahrain National Museum is the country’s most popular attraction. Visitors can get a great introduction to its history here. The highlights are the archaeological finds from ancient Dilmun, the reproduction souq covering Traditional Trades and Crafts on the first floor and the satellite photo of Bahrain which takes up most of…
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Perceptions 
Nice 😊
Thank you
Beautiful!!
Thank you Susan
Amazing photographs! 👍
Thanks Indira, yes a post that I can have a look back at, as I bid bye to BAH next month.
Nice pics….wonderful post….
Remembering those days in late 90’s when I sailed to Bahrain many times….. loved the place….. never felt out of place in the market area…… with Keralites manning electronic shops….Gujratis manning gold shops…..Bangladeshis manning textile shops….. it felt as though we are in the subcontinent.
Nothing much has changed in the shops, markets here still has a subcontinent touch. It definitely must have brought nostalgic feelings.
Lovely pictures, Sunith!
Thanks, enjoy my Dubai perceptions too
https://sunithkollara.com/2013/11/30/days-in-dubai/
( but without pictures 🙂
Sure Sunith. Luckily I would not need the pics as your perceptions are enough to see the place of my residence in your light!
Awsome pictures and an interesting post.
Thanks Rekha.
Amazing pics……nice.
Thank you Madhusudan.
Welcome