They also expressed gratitude and appreciation to Bahrain Authority for Culture and Antiquities (BACA) President Shaikha Mai bint Mohammed Al Khalifa, asserting that “our heritage is our genuine wealth” and that “a country that does not have a heritage, does not have tourism.”
On the first day, they toured various locations all over the country, beginning from the National Museum, Bu Maher Fort, the National Theatre, Bahrain Fort, Barbar temple, A’ali ancient historic mounds and graveyards.
On the second day, they toured Muharraq the Capital of Islamic Culture 2018, starting from Shaikh Ibrahim bin Mohammed Al Khalifa Culture and Research Centre, Isa bin Ali Home, Bin Mattar building, Al-Qaisariya Souq, Mohammed bin Faris auditorium and Hidaya Al-Khalidiya School.
They also visited Ibrahim Al-Arrayedh Poetry Home, Bait Khalaf, Bab Al-Bahrain, Bait Al Quran and Khamis Mosque.
Also, on the second day they visited Shaikh Salman bin Ahmed Al Fateh Fort and finally the Tree of Life, all in all 21 cultural terminals using the symbolic passport that gets stamped at every stop and returned to its holder.
