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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 rich in wonderful historical landmarks and amazing sculptures. Don’t forget to visit Pottery Roundabout – an interesting monument in the shape of a ceramic flagon. This monument is linked to the past of Isa Town. The region has always been famous for its pottery, so one of the main monuments in the town is a tribute to this craft. People who have never liked pottery and ceramics often change their opinion in Isa Town because local artisans are true wizards who create quality and attractive ceramics. Not far from the town, vacationers can visit Aali Burial Mounds. This is an archaeological excavations site where scientists try to find items that date back to the Bronze Age. Of course, tourists are not allowed to enter directly the excavations site because they would mess the work of scientists, but they can look at it at some distance. Bahrain is a country … Read further

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Attractions and active leisure

Isa Town Jogging Track is a wonderful place for vacationers with children. It is particularly suitable for small kids aged 3 to 6. Everyone who wants to take a stroll in a beautiful garden will genuinely enjoy a visit to Al Hoor Garden. It is an excellent place to restore peace of mind, and all problems start to look insignificant. That said, the same applies to A'ali Pottery Workshop. At this venue, visitors can … Open

Cuisine and top restaurants

Sports fans will be pleasantly surprised in Isa Town because they can visit the main football arena of the country – the Bahrain National Stadium. It is located in the city of Riffa, but it is easy to reach it from Isa Town. This stadium, which can now accommodate more than 30,000 spectators, was built yet in 1982. In 2021, it was reconstructed before a large championship. Despite the fact that the sports complex … Open

Traditions and mentality of Isa Town

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 newcomers open their business in Bahrain because the country’s laws stimulate both small and big business. As a rule, these are restaurants, banks, hair salons, travel firms, and taxi services. Isa Town is no exception. Indigenous … Open

Advices for travellers

1. As there are always many foreign workers in the town, and the majority of them work in the services division, they try to earn as much as they can. Some might even try to overcharge clients. That is why tourists should check the total and the change carefully everywhere in the town – in banks, restaurants, cafes, and hotels. In case of conflicts any mention of the police, attempts to call the police or visit a … Open

Cultural excursion through Isa Town - things to see

Not far from the town, tourists can see Barbar Temple – one of the legendary landmarks of the country. It is a building of striking beauty. The age of Barbar Temple is approximately 3,000 – 2,000 BC. The impressive age of the building and its special atmosphere never cease to attract numerous visitors. The complex consists of three buildings that look as if they were built one on another. It is also possible to … Open

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Overview of festivals and celebrations in Bahrain

Eid al-Adha is a feast of sacrifice. This is one more extremely important day in the Muslim calendar. It is the final stage of the pilgrimage to Mecca. The appearance of a holiday is associated with a certain event. Ibrahim was going to sacrifice his son to God. But he was stopped by a voice from the sky at the last moment. His son was replaced by a lamb. Muslims repeat this ritual by sacrificing a cow or sheep. The donators and their family eat a third part of the meat. They give another third part to relatives and friends. The last third part is given to poor people. … Open

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