Sign in with Facebook- Join for free
- Sign In
Sign in with Facebook
Helpfulness
When visiting the desert in the general area of the Tree of Life, you may come across a herd of camels. For a few dollars you may stop and the herdsman will allow you to hop on one and take photographs. The last time I was down there, I counted 52 camels in the herd.
I feel that whenever touring an Arab country, one must have a close encounter with a herd of camels (see my Saudi page which I should have ready within the next few days). While cruising into town from the base, we noticed a herd of camels by the side of the road and two herders. We decided to stop for photos. The two men that were herding the camels motioned to us that we should climb aboard for a first hand look but none of us had the cajones to try. Besides, they stunk!
Sponsored Links
Delmon Bahrain
1 Review and 40 Opinions The Delmon self styles itself as a 4 star hotel. At best I would give it 2 stars anywhere but...
See all 101 Hotels in Bahrain
The Diplomat Radisson Blu Hotel, Residence & Spa Manama
4 Reviews and 136 Opinions A very nice hotel with a spacious room and comfy bed, nice restaurants and excellent swimming-pool...
Tulip Inn Hawar Beach Jazirat Hawar
12 Opinions
Why two waters? What are these two waters? One evident water is the sea, Bahrain is an island located in the Arabic (Persian) Gulf. In order not to shock some susceptibilities, I will call it “the......
Bahrain.. An Easy Get Away From Saudi Arabia
The Kingdom of Bahrain is located at the Arabian Gulf, East Coast of Saudi Arabia. About 450Km from the Center of Riyadh. A modern metropolitan with lots of new high rise buildings (sky scrappers)...
When you are from Saudi Arabia the first thing that you came to your mind about Bahrain is FREEDOM! Free country close to where we are live now (Al-Kobar) get a chance to experience the life of being...
Middle East's little Island of Paradise
I always thought that Bahrain is just a small modern island for shopping, clubbing, eating and having fun ..little did I know that ..its history actually dated back to 3000 BC...the time of ancient......
I CONDEMN THE VIOLENCE BY THE GOVERNMENT AGAINST PRO-DEMOCRACY PROTESTERS IN BAHRAIN! Of all the Gulf city-states I visited (Bahrain, Kuwait, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Doha), not counting Oman and Muscat, I...
Build your own Bahrain page
Sponsored Links
Comments