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  • The Souq
    
  • The Gold Souq
    
  • Siyadi House
    
  • Al-Khamis Mosque
    
  • Bahrain Fort
    
  • Barbar Temple
    
  • Museum of Pearl Diving
    
  • Bait Al Qur'an
    
  • Arad Fort
    
  • Shaikh Isa's House
    
  • Tree of Life
    
  • Oil Well No.1
    
  • King Fahad Causeway
    
  • Al-Jasra House
    
  • Riffa Fort
    
  • Oil Museum
    
  • Al Areen Wildlife Park & Reserve

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Bahrain is a popular tourist destination with over eight million tourists a year. Most of the visitors are from the surrounding Arab states but there is an increasing number of tourists from outside the region thanks to a growing awareness of the kingdom´s heritage and its higher profile with regards to the Bahrain Formula One Race Track.

The Lonely Planet describes Bahrain as "an excellent introduction to the Persian Gulf" because of its authentic Arab heritage and reputation as relatively liberal and modern. The kingdom combines Arab culture, Gulf glitz and the archaeological legacy of five thousand years of civilization. The island is home to castles including Qalat Al Bahrain which has been listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site

The Bahrain National Museum has artifacts from the country's history dating back to the island's first human inhabitation 9000 years ago.