7 Must-Visit Waterfront Dining Spots in Bahrain
HH Shaikh Isa bin Salman Al Khalifa Joins the Party To Celebrate King Charles III’s Birthday At The UK Embassy!
Hundreds Of Fans Packed Bahrain National Stadium To Support Team Bahrain Last Night!
Loyal Lovin readers can support Lovin so we can continue to share the stories of all amazing cities
Minimum custom amount to enter is AED 2
By donating, you agree to the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service
5 Facts You Need To Know About Bahrain’s Legendary Tree Of Life
If you’ve been in and around Bahrain, then you know the Tree Of Life is one of the oldest things in the Kingdom
This historical structure, also known as Shajarat Al Hayat, is one of the most-visited attractions on the Island, and it has some interesting history behind it. Aside from looking great in pictures, check out these five facts about the tree to know more about nature’s beautiful masterpiece.
1. The tree is believed to be over 400 years old
This stand-alone tree has existed for more than 400 years, and is located in a remote desesrt in Bahrain. No human or natural disaster has been able to knock it down.
2. It has survived harsh weather conditions
View this post on Instagram
As the tree is located in the dry desert of Bahrain, it has survived the region’s heat waves, cold winds, and rainy monsoons. It still stands up with all of its leaves lusciously green and in place.
3. You can make gum from its resin
View this post on Instagram
If done properly, you can actually extract yellow resin from this tree and make gum out of it!
4. It’s 34-feet high
View this post on Instagram
Although it may look small in pictures, this beauty measures to be 34-feet high!
5. There are numerous theories on how it survives
View this post on Instagram
Everyone knows that every tree needs water and sunlight to survive, however, no one really waters this tree. Scientists believe it is able to extract water from the grains of sand in the desert, while others suspect it sources the water from an underwater stream. There are also mystical assumptions about this tree, as some people call it the ‘Garden of Eden,’ which is a spiritual tree that is able to give itself life and water.
If you haven’t already, head on over to this attraction that has such amazing history and theories.
Make sure to take some pictures!
