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Ready for some desert magic with a side of high-speed adrenaline? The Bahrain Grand Prix at the iconic Sakhir Circuit delivers it all! As the first F1 night race of the season, Bahrain sets the tone with jaw-dropping visuals, heart-racing overtakes, and an electric atmosphere. Trust us – this isn’t just a race, it’s an F1 pilgrimage.
Located at the Sakhir, a short drive from the island’s capital of Manama, the Hermann Tilke designed circuit contains five track layouts within one complex. Conceptualised with the spectator in mind, the Sakhir circuit features 50,000 grandstand seats, all providing excellent views.
Bahrain may be one of the younger races in the F1 calendar, but it’s certainly not lacking in excitement. The night race adds a whole new level of thrill, and the track itself has delivered some of the most memorable moments in recent history. A state-of-the-art track in a breathtaking desert setting, the Bahrain Grand Prix mixes the thrill of Formula One racing with a magical “Arabian Nights” romanticism.
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Edusport’s Bahrain Grand Prix packages have everything you need – premium tickets, plush accommodation, delicious meals, and more. Don’t wait – secure your seat at this high-octane desert F1 showdown today.
Comprising more than 30 islands in the Arabian Gulf, Bahrain has been at the centre of essential trade routes since antiquity. Its modern capital, Manama is a bustling city of colourful bazaars, inspiring museums, breathtaking mosques and archaeological surprises.
Visit the acclaimed Bahrain National Museum, which showcases artefacts from the ancient Dilmun civilisation. Head to Bab al-Bahrain bazaar for wares ranging from colourful handwoven fabrics and spices to Arabian pearls. Take a tour of the enormous Al-Fateh Mosque and Beit al-Qur’an, a museum exhibiting many well-preserved Muslim manuscripts. Stroll through Qal’at al-Bahrain, a fort dating to 2300 B.C. Other archaeological attractions include the 15th-century fort Qala’at Arad on Muharraq Island and the prehistoric burial mounds at A’ali. If you want to explore Bahrain’s surrounding nature, the Hawar Islands Protected Area is a nesting zone for birds like cormorants, and the Al-Areen Wildlife Park and Reserve protects oryx antelope and other indigenous species.
