Bahrain celebrates the Marassi Diving Festival on the occasion of World Diving Day every year. It is an occasion on which fantastic diving trips are arranged around the country, and travelers get to witness the stunning marine life of the region.

Muharram is a festival that is widely celebrated in the nation. The occasion is also known as the Islamic New Year. During the Muharram holidays in Bahrain and the whole month, there is a complete ban on alcohol to encourage purity. 

The festival is celebrated in January, just as the Christian New Year. Hence, the two festivals merge to make for a whole month of celebration. 

Ashura is one of the most celebrated events in February. It is mainly celebrated by the Shiite population in Bahrain, observed in memory of the martyrdom of Husayn ibn Ali.

Some also observe this day as the foundation day of Kaba in Mecca. It is considered the day when Noah’s Art came to a standstill and corresponded to when Ka’aba was built in Mecca and Prophet Abraham was born.

 Milad Al-Nabi is an occasion when both the Sunnis and the Shi’ites factions of Bahrain come together, Milad Al Nabi honors the birth of the Prophet Mohammed.

It is a festival celebrated in April and is marked by feasts, processions, storytelling, and so much more to add to the festivities. Although different factions celebrate the festival, it does bring the two Islamic sections together and unites them on occasion.

The Shopping Festival, another of those famous festivals in Bahrain, is a spectacle that provides a shopping treat and presents a range of entertainment activities to travelers. Activities like a shadow box, virtual reality gaming, arcade games, and so much more.

There are ballet shows and Indian parades alongside musical performances that catch the visitors' eye. 

Festival of Lights is a festival that celebrates the art of light, one of Bahrain's most prestigious festivals, where there are numerous light performances in Manama. With international artists participating in the spectacle, the festival is also an opportunity for the local artists in Bahrain to showcase their talent. 

Bahrain National Museum is the most extensive and one of the oldest public museums in Bahrain. Located in the capital Manama and was opened in 1988. The museum possesses an extensive collection of ancient artifacts, covering over 5000 years of Bahrain's history from Dilmun to pre-industrial.

Aside from being a source of knowledge and understanding of history, the museum also promotes global culture to the locals through numerous exhibitions and art expos.

 Al-Fatih Mosque (Great Mosque) stands as one of the largest mosques in the world. It can welcome over 7,000 worshippers--it's also the home of Bahrain's national library.  Al-Fatih Mosque was constructed in 1987; the mosque boasts impressive architectural features that include Italian marble, Indian teak, Austrian chandeliers, and a monumental fiberglass dome. 

The Al Areen Wildlife Park is a nature reserve and zoo located in Sakhir, Bahrain. It is one of five other protected areas in the country, and it is the only designated protected area on land in the country. The park is perfect for families and animal lovers to explore at leisure and enjoy the opportunity of seeing animals in the wild.

The wildlife sanctuary protected rare Arabian species, including the Oryx, Adax, and Reem Gazelle. Today hundreds of other animals and bird species live contentedly in Al Areen Wildlife Park.

The Bahrain World Trade Center (BWTC) is an office space like no other in the Kingdom. The graceful sail-shaped towers with their interconnecting wind turbines are instantly recognizable, rising out of the heart of the financial and business hub as they dominate the city skyline.

Designed by Shaun Killa of Atkins, the BWTC has won multiple awards for its ground-breaking architecture and its innovative design that integrates renewable energy solutions into a comfortable yet sophisticated office space.

Qal’at al-Bahrain is an artificial mound created by many successive layers of human occupation. About 25% of the site has been excavated, revealing structures of different types: residential, public, commercial, religious, and military. On the top of the 12 m mound, the impressive Portuguese fort gave the site its name, Qala (fort).

The place was the capital of the Dilmun, one of the most important ancient civilizations of the region. It contains the richest remains of this civilization, which was formerly only known from written Sumerian references.

Bahrain International Circuit is popularly known as the best venue for motorsport and drag racing events. GP2 and the Bahrain Grand Pix are usually held here. The unique infrastructure is genuinely made for the said race.