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Video: What Makes Bahrain Unique?
I spent a few days in the Kingdom of Bahrain, and went on a journey to discover what sets this tiny island apart from its Gulf neighbours.
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Great video as usual! If you rented a car, would you have been comfortable driving in Bahrain? Were the drivers somewhat behaved?
I felt as though I’d be pretty comfortable if I were driving in Bahrain. Riyadh, on the other hand…