Barbar Temple

The Barbar Temple is one of the most significant archaeological sites in Bahrain, located in the village of Barbar in the Northern Governorate. Dating back to the Dilmun civilization, this ancient temple complex consists of three main structures, with the oldest dating to around 2300 BCE. The temple was used for religious rituals and worship, and the site contains remnants of stone altars and inscriptions. The Barbar Temple provides valuable insights into the early religious and cultural practices of the region, and it is considered an essential part of Bahrain’s archaeological heritage.