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What kind of country is Bahrain?

Bahrain is a small island country floating in the Persian Gulf in the Middle East.
The capital, Manama, is an attractive city where modern urban landscapes and historical heritage coexist. It has flourished as a trading center since ancient times and still plays an important role as a crossroads of economy and culture.

Tourist attractions include the Bahrain Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the historic Dilmun Burial Mounds.
Furthermore, at the Bahrain National Museum, you can learn about the rich history and culture of the area. Modern spots include shopping malls and luxurious resorts.

Bahrain is also known as the 'Island of Pearls,' renowned as a center for pearl harvesting since ancient times, and its beautiful pearl products are popular with tourists.
It is also known as a motorsport mecca, hosting the F1 Bahrain Grand Prix annually, attracting fans from around the world.

Bahrain's charm also lies in its safe and hospitable national character, allowing you to enjoy a unique atmosphere where Islamic culture and modernity blend. It is an attractive tourist destination where you can experience Middle Eastern history, beautiful coastlines, and modern pleasures all at once.

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Bahrain attractions.

Bahrain Fort

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The Bahrain Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a historic landmark located in the northern part of Bahrain Island. It served as the center of the Dilmun civilization around 2300 BCE and later developed under the influence of various civilizations, including Persian and Portuguese. The highlights of the fort include its thick stone walls, robust architectural structure, and the surrounding archaeological sites. Excavations have uncovered remnants of residences, temples, and trading posts, reflecting the prosperity of ancient times. Additionally, the fort is beautifully illuminated at dusk, creating a magical and enchanting atmosphere.

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Ahmed Al-Fateh Mosque

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The Ahmed Al-Fateh Mosque, Bahrain's largest mosque, is located in the capital city of Manama and is renowned for its spacious prayer hall and stunning architecture. It can accommodate up to 7,000 worshippers at once, with its grand prayer space adorned with intricate decorations. Key attractions include one of the world's largest fiberglass domes and the exquisite interior crafted from hand-carved Italian marble. Inside, visitors can admire handwoven carpets and elaborate chandeliers, showcasing the traditional beauty and craftsmanship of Arabian architecture. The mosque is open to non-Muslims, and guided tours offer an excellent opportunity to learn about Islamic culture and architectural heritage in detail.

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Sheikh Isa Bin Ali House

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The Sheikh Isa Bin Ali House, located on Bahrain's Muharraq Island, is a traditional 19th-century residence that once served as the home of Sheikh Isa Bin Ali, the ruler of Bahrain at the time. It is characterized by its stunning Arabian architecture, featuring intricate plasterwork, carvings, and traditional wooden doors. The courtyard and corridors are a harmonious blend of light and shadow, making it a popular spot for photography. Rich in history and culture, this residence offers a unique opportunity to experience Bahrain's traditional architectural techniques and the beauty of Arabian culture.

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Various things to consider when traveling to Bahrain.

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Source: Weather Base (http://www.weatherbase.com/)

Cash, cards and currency exchange: The currency of Bahrain is the Bahraini Dinar (BHD). You can exchange local currency at airports, border banks, and hotels, but US dollars are widely accepted, so there is no need to prepare local currency specifically. Please prepare cash in US dollars.
Regarding credit cards, Visa and MasterCard can be used at large hotels and stores. Please note that JCB is not accepted in many places.

Tips: There is no tipping culture in Bahrain.
However, if you receive good service at a restaurant, it is advisable to give about 10% of the bill. For guides, around $20 per day is a good guideline.

Public Safety: Bahrain, like other GCC (Gulf Cooperation Council) countries, is relatively safe, and so far, no crimes targeting Japanese people have been reported.
However, crimes such as theft and assault do occur to some extent. Be cautious as there are also incidents of prostitution, illegal drug enforcement, and fraud.

Clothing: During the day, temperatures rise and it feels hot, so cotton summer clothing is recommended. Sun hats, sunglasses, and sunscreen are also essential for sun protection.
Although it is relatively tolerant among Islamic countries, avoid wearing short skirts or clothing that reveals body lines. When entering a mosque, women should wear modest clothing that covers up to the ankles. Men should wear long sleeves and long pants.

Things You Should Bring: Multi-plug, regular medication, mobile battery, travel insurance, sunburn and sun protection items

Visa availability and arrangements: There are no visa waiver agreements between Japan and Bahrain, so a visa is required to enter Bahrain.
For obtaining a short-term stay visa for tourism or business, there are two methods: obtaining it upon arrival in Bahrain (on-arrival visa) or applying online in advance (generally takes 72 hours after application for issuance).
Please note that the Embassy of Bahrain in Japan does not issue visas.

Required vaccinations: There are no vaccinations that are mandatory for travel.
However, travelers from countries with a risk of yellow fever and those who have transited for more than 12 hours in such countries, who are over 9 months old, are required to present a yellow fever vaccination certificate (Yellow Card).

Things to note during your stay: Photography of government buildings, military facilities, ports, and airports is prohibited.
Additionally, women, in particular, do not like to be photographed. If you wish to take photos, be sure to obtain permission beforehand.

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