Hi I am visiting Bahrain in February for the F1 could you please tell me if they is a dress code for men in Bahrain thank you

Hello. Bahrain is open country. So there is no dress code. Just that, it is still a muslim country, so don't wear excessive sexy ones, just a respect for their culture. (Ladies) sorry. I misread... lol you were asking for male dress code. Nope there is none. You can wear anything you want as long it does not disrespect their culture.

@@darrenfail full length trousers 👖 and a shirt or T-shirt, sneakers would be fine, no dress codes as such

@@darrenfailLegs should be without open skin. For men and women.

what nationality are u from?

Was the whole country already little India/Pakistan back then in 1989?

​@@OutNaBoutYallahBiNa .lol all the middle east is india now...was and forever will be ! Yalla bina 😅

And why is that😮

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Sir ma baharain aauna lako. Khanama mahinama kati kharcha aauxa. Ani over all kasto xa baharain.?

Why you left Bahrain ?

Hehe na busy kasi sa work. 😊 mag try ako lagi na mag upload. Salamat. 😊

Women are free to roam in Bahrain... there are only few as it is not friday or weekend when I took this video. Normally people would be roaming around during weekends including females wearing abayas. But talking about majority of the population in Manama, well as you can see, men dominate the streets.

Hello. . Yes there are a lot of Filipino restaurants. But if you are in Manama (Bab-Al) there are 2 fil restos, Swanlake and I forgot the other. The address, it is really complicated. As you will go inside unless guided by kapwa kabayans. Even if you ask the guards nearby, they don't know it. BUT, if you will go Gudaiabiya, Filipino restaurants are everywhere. Igans is recommended. It is along Palace Avenue. I have a video of the place. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y8B9ZMJ83aqUY6c.html at 30:43 you will see Igans Lechon. There are a lot of Fil restaurants as well. At the back, I forgot the name, they sell grilled porks and even isaw. It is a kapampangan Resto. You can explore or ask when you see kabayans outside. They are everywhere. 🙂 Hope that helps.

Most kids are supported by family visa. From what I have seen. They go to various schools but there are schools that are for Indians or not sure about Pakistani school. Only I have seen Indian university there. But either way, most schools accepts all nationalities.

I think it is just the same.

There are. Only minimal on weekdays and I shoot around 5pm. Normally people shop here on evenings. But there are few ladies you can see wearing black abayas. But only few. But on weekends, shopping day so people come here and shop even people from Saudi and ladies come here on weekends and holidays.

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Manama before reaching Bab-Al , at the back of Gold city. Just walking distance from Manama bus terminal.

Taga Surigao City po ako.

There are but not that many. Just tourists. Most europeans are from different areas in Bahrain but they are expats and those who have businesses.

I forgot.

@@heyjani Okay dear, No worries

Expats. Yes and business owners of the shops.

You hardly find any women and locals in this city, there are other places where you can find men and women going about their business.

Most women are in the malls daytime and night time really. But weekends, ladies are everywhere here shopping even people from Saudi come here to shop esp on holidays.

It is in Manama back of Bab Al.

@@heyjani Bab Al or Bad AI (AI) or Bab Al(AL)

@@user-pk1tb4qq6m Bab AL

@@user-pk1tb4qq6m I have older video of bab-al also. You can check out in my Bahrain playlist. This street market is just beside/back of bab-al .. actually they just call it bab-al, the whole market place.

@@heyjani Bab-al what ? Bab-al bahrain or Bab-al and then mention the city name or street name , this is a structure of grammar in Arabic so Bab al ....... or just Bab ?

Most of the people in the vid are foreign workers so u can see few nationals only. Bahrain is a night country because people have work in the morning and also because of the hot weather.

That news is an old one and not happening these days. They have settled that matters.. I would not be walking wandering around if it is a dangerous country. Don't spout nonesense and give wrong info to the public. Make research first before you comment. Google is the key for ignorance.

There are women.... it's not prohibited. It's just that I am in this area and around 5pm everyone is still at work or perhaps busy at home for ladies. Most women are working and some locals are just at home or at the mall rather than walking around on this area. Weekends here you will see a lot, shopping.. see my Bab-Al video on my Bahrain playlist. It is on the other side if this area and there are women because I took video on holiday and weekends.

There are. They wear black abayas. It's just I shoot around 5pm onwards at that time and not weekend. But yes minimal ladies wander here on weekdays and day time. But on weekends, expect for shopping days for families. Even Saudian ladies come here during weekends.

@@heyjani That's what I thought. Anyway there are fewer than in other places in the world. Cultural or not, it is a small country. Thanks for the explanation.

In some places like malls, even daytime, you can see ladies there. And some parts like smaller gathering places. They are quiet lazy to travel manama (this area) and just prefer to hang around nearby their homes. Honestly those who live in this area are mostly expats the ones you see on the video. Local females are the ones who mostly shop on this area. Majority of females wants to shop on the malls. So basically answering your question, few women are really on the streets. 😅