Flight from Davao to Bahrain

Bahrain used to be a home for an old civilisation called Dilmun Empire, which is said to be the origin of Epic Gilgamesh literature. Means ‘two seas’, Bahrain is an archipelago that made from 33 islands. Not only a famous pearl trader across the world, but Bahrain also boasts a tall building – Bahrain’s World Trade Centre that is 50-level twin towers. Bahrain too is well-known for its Formula 1 racetrack which reflecting the lifestyle of metropolitan people. Come to visit Bahrain to dwell in history and at the same time still enjoying cosmopolitan vibes from Bahrain.

Best time to fly from Davao to Bahrain

Due to the climate of Bahrain, best if you visit Bahrain during colder months which are in between November and February. Try to avoid the visiting between June and September because the weather can be sweltering that touches 44 degree Celsius. From December to February, you might want to pack some layers because rainy days are quite common in that period. Most of the precipitation will accumulate during that period or wintertime. Other than that, you might want to avoid coming during Ramadan where most of the people who are Muslim are fasting. There are many known restrictions are imposed, and some of the shops will close early.

Main airports available in Davao and Bahrain

Francisco Bangoy International Airport – The Francisco Bangoy International Aiport, with IATA code DVO, serves Davao in the Philippines. The airport is reported to be the third busiest airport in the entire Philippines. Its terminal has 14 international and another 14 domestic check-in counters. Some of the airlines that concentrate here are Philippines Airlines, Philippines AirAsia, PAL Express and Cebu Pacific. Regarding the transportation, Francisco Bangoy International Airport is only located 15 to 30 minutes away from the nearby city, and you can either take a taxi or jeepney. The fare for a taxi is around PHP 10 while for jeepney around PHP 10-15.

Bahrain International Airport – With IATA code: BAH, Bahrain International Airport is located in Muharraq, Bahrain. The leading airlines that operate here are Gulf Air, Kalitta Air, SNAS/DHL and Swiftair Bahrain. Bahrain International Airport is situated 10 kilometres away from the city centre. It makes it easier for you to go in and out of the city where you can either take a taxi, rental car or bus to the nearby towns. Inside the airport, the management provides eateries, lines of stores and other facilities to cater to visitors’ needs.

Climate pattern in Davao and Bahrain

The climate in Bahrain is arid that characterised with a hot summer and mild winter. The average temperature in summer (April to October) is 39 degree Celsius, where sometimes can touch even to 46 degree Celsius. The weather in Bahrain is not only hot but also humid, which makes going outside can be a little uncomfortable. During winter time that begins from November to March, the temperature ranges between 10 to 20 degree Celsius. Although it is colder during the wintertime, rainy days are standard. The precipitation mostly accumulates during the wintertime and none during summertime. If you happen to visit during winter, do prepare some layers for your clothing where it can be slightly cold.

Highlights attractions in Bahrain

• Al-Fateh Mosque – The mosque is one of the largest mosques in the world. Built-in 1987, the mosque is wide to support more than 7, 000 people inside. Another interesting fact about Al-Fateh Mosque is this mosque has the largest fibreglass dome in the entire world. Not only the architecture of the mosque is terrific, but the wall decorated with baroque Kufic calligraphy that artistically placed and sometimes carved using colourful inks.
• Fort of Bahrain – The fort of Bahrain is famous because it listed under UNESCO World Heritage in 2005. The archaeological site holds the history of Dilmun civilisations' capital main fort. The massive Fort of Bahrain covers more than 180, 000 square feet. Archaeologists had found some antique artefacts that buried more than 12 meters deep. Those artefacts belong to various inhabitants such as Kassites, Persians and Portuguese that used this fort since 2300 BC.
• The Tree of Life – The tree is not like any other tree, The Tree of Life or Shajarat al-Hayan is more than 400-year-old, and used for ancient rituals a hundred years before. These days, more than 50, 000 travellers will visit this tree yearly for their specific reason. The beauty of this tree is, the tree will flaunt its green foliage across the year, and looks so magnificent standing tall on 25 feet sandy tell.