Isa Town greets its guests, demonstrating its beauty right near the Town Gate. It is a true architectural masterpiece created by Mohamed Saleh Makiya, an Iraqi engineer. The gates have five corridors with two of them on each side. The landmark has become a calling card of Isa Town. The gates seem to tell that the town that visitors are entering is definitely worth their attention. They conquer hearts and make tourists wish to stop and take several memorable photographs. One look of this architectural landmark is enough to understand that this town has prepared something unforgettable for its guests.
Isa Town is one of the youngest and most luxurious towns in Bahrain. Posh villas built by wealthy people from all over the country have already become a calling card of Isa Town. Fabulous … Open
Isa Town is one of the youngest and most luxurious towns in Bahrain. Posh villas built by wealthy people from all over the country have already become a calling card of Isa Town. Fabulous … Open
Khalifa Sports City Stadium is one more iconic place in Isa Town. It is a true pilgrimage destination for many sports fans. This stadium has a capacity of 20,000 people. It was built in 1968, so the country got an arena that could host events of the international level. By the way, some tourists may know the stadium by its old name - Isa Town Stadium. That said, local people will immediately understand what stadium tourists are talking about. Isa Town Stadium frequently hosts interesting sports competitions, but they are usually a bit less famous and large-scale that the events at the Bahrain National Stadium. It is also a popular venue for various festivals and music concerts.
Bahrain is a multinational country, so there are many people from different countries here. However, immigrants from India, Pakistan, and the Philippines are the most widespread. Many … Open
Vacationers may also want to make a short ride to the north of the town and see one of the most beautiful mosques in Bahrain - Al Khamis Mosque. The grandiose building is a reminder that the country has much to be proud of – this is one of the oldest mosques in Bahrain and the region. The religious construction was built roughly in 692. The mosque was also rebuilt several times. There is a hall for prayers that is supported by wooden pillars and a room with a flat ceiling that is supported by gorgeous stone columns.
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