The Tree of Life
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The Tree of Life or Tree of Life is in the Kingdom of Bahrain, the smallest country in the Persian Gulf. This tree is one of the more mysteries of the world and if you visit this Arab country to meet this obligation. The Tree of Life is an acacia tree over 400 years old, stays green in the desert. Used as a mosque is considered a natural wonder.
This unique tree is the only one in the middle of huge desert, located near Mount Jebel Dukhan. It is located 134 meters above sea level the highest point in Bahrain. The Arabic name means "smoking mountain" because the fog that often surrounds it.
This unique tree is the only one in the middle of huge desert, located near Mount Jebel Dukhan. It is located 134 meters above sea level the highest point in Bahrain. The Arabic name means "smoking mountain" because the fog that often surrounds it.
The spring of water where the tree introduces its roots, remains a mystery because there is no water for miles around. For foreign visitors to the legend that anyone who touches the tree back to Bahrain.
also said that an angel with a flaming sword in his hand watching this tree almost magical. Bahrain
this tiny country made up of small islands in the Gulf, is believed to be the place where stood the Garden of Eden and this would be a descendant of those acacia trees of paradise.
also said that an angel with a flaming sword in his hand watching this tree almost magical. Bahrain
this tiny country made up of small islands in the Gulf, is believed to be the place where stood the Garden of Eden and this would be a descendant of those acacia trees of paradise.
Its dimensions are impressive enough but even more the fact that part of its trunk and its roots are sunk in the sand. In an arena where it seems impossible that it could grow any plant. Hopefully this fabulous tree continues to flourish for several hundred years more, as a symbol of life in the middle of nowhere.
satellite image of the mythical tree in Google Maps
satellite image of the mythical tree in Google Maps
As a place much visited by tourists and locals, the tree has been painted. Currently, the Bahraini government watered the thirsty trucks century-old acacia.
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