Little People Know About Bahrain – Country In The Top Richest Country In The World

This Middle Eastern country with a small area of 1.4 million people is not known by many tourists.
Little people know about Bahrain - country in the top richest country in the world
Here are some interesting things about Bahrain, according to the Telegraph.
With an area of about 760 km2, Bahrain is only larger than two other Asian countries, Singapore and the Maldives. Off the east coast of Saudi Arabia, Bahrain is a collection of islets with about 1

.4 million inhabitants, according to US News. According to data from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) since April, Bahrain ranks 23rd among the top 29 richest countries in the world, with GDP per capita of more than $ 50,000 a year. Photo: Alamy
The emirate is an archipelago, but you can drive from another country straight here without having to board a ferry.



The direct route from the Saudi city of Al Khobar to Bahrain can accommodate 25,000 vehicles a day. Photo: Mogaznews.
As an important link for centuries on the political map of the Middle East, Bahrain has only been an independent nation for 47 years. Its people regained territory from the Shah emperor of Iran in 1971, joining the United Nations and the Arab League soon after. Photo: Ventures Onsite.
It was the first country to host the F1 Grand Prix in the Middle East since 2004, with that year champion Michael Schumacher.
According to the International Energy Agency in 2016, Bahrain is the country with the largest per capita electricity consumption in Asia and the third energy "thirsty" country in the world, after Iceland and Norway
Bahraini women are generally more active than most women in other Arab countries, with a high level of education and work in a variety of professions, according to Commisceo Global.



They also have the right to vote. Photo: Playzoa.
The dress code of Bahraini women is quite open, but women in some rural areas still wear a hijab and traditional abayah robes. Photo: Al Bawaba.
Western fashion is popular in Bahrain, but part of the men still wear traditional robes and kaffiyeh white headscarves, tying a braided strip of camel feathers called ornate iqal, especially in politicians. Pictured is the Prince of Bahrain, Sheikh Nasser bin Hamad al-Khalifa, a close friend of the Prince of Dubai. Photo: IBT.
Traditional Bahraini cuisine will appeal to appetizing Middle Eastern diners.



Highlights include houmous sauce, falafel bean paste, tabbouleh salad and shawarma sandwiches that regularly appear on restaurant menus. Photo: Destination KSA.
One of Bahrain's most famous dishes is "machboos" - a meat or fish dish resembling Indian biriyani chicken rice, but using a mix of Middle Eastern spices. Photo: Cheapflights.
Bahrain has two UNESCO World Heritage sites, including the Qal'at al-Bahrain archaeological site, and the 3.5-kilometer long trail, Bahrain Pearling Trail (pictured) on the Muharraq island - where divers Pearls used to go back to about 2000 BC. Photo: Time Out Bahrain.
When Bahraini invites you to dine at home, if the food is placed on the floor, sit cross-legged or kneel like the host.



Never let your feet touch the mat, eat only with your right hand. Try each item a little, sometimes the guest of honor will be invited to the most luxurious dishes like a sheep's head. Leaving a little food at the end of the meal is considered a polite act, showing the host's generous hospitality. Photo: Cheap flights.
According to Pham Huyen / Vnexpress
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