Tourism

From mountain heights and treks to heritage sites and ancient lanes, there are diverse, multiple and unique experiences in Al Dakhiliyah governorate. ...

There are more than 360 springs in Dhofar region that have water throughout the year. This is due to the rains that start from June till September. Arzat...

Muscat: The Ministry of Heritage and Tourism and Oman Tourism Development company (Omran) yesterday signed an agreement for the development of Yetti-Yenket...

Muscat: Oman’s capital of Muscat has been ranked sixth among 69 capital cities around the world that people would like to visit for a vacation.The survey,...

Bayt Al Qufl is a special kind of architecture that is a testimony to the old Omanis’ ingenuity and their adaptation to the conditions of the weather and...

No other word describes Barr Al Hikman better than ‘magical’. Crystal clear teal waters, white sandy beaches, and the unadulterated view of infinite...

Wakan village, located in the wilayat Nakhl of South Al Batinah governorate, is a popular tourist destination in Oman. The village sits at 2,000 metres...

Situated about an hour’s drive from Duqm, lies Ras Madrakah where the climate remains largely pleasant from September to March. Being closer to the Dhofar...

Muscat: Oman’s newest mall, and one of its largest, is all set to open at 11 am today. The Mall of Oman, located in Bausher, will be open to visitors who...

Sohar Fort is considered one of the most important castles and forts in the North Batinah Governorate due to its outstanding location and the significant...