A'ali (
Arabic: عالي) is a place in
Bahrain, a small island country in the
Persian Gulf. A'ali is famous for its
ancient burial mounds, which is considered as the largest historical (B.C 2800) graveyard in the whole world. A'ali is famous also with its old
pottery handicraft.A'ali is located in the middle of Bahrain island, south of
Isa town and north of
Riffa. A'ali is famous for its burial mounds and its home for the National Driving SchoolA'ali is a relatively new suburb of Bahrain. First construction in the area started approximately in the late 1980s. Today however, A'ali is one of the largest cities in Bahrain housing many of Bahrain's middle class families.
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