This tour provides a fascinating look at Oman’s heritage, including historical fortresses, local culture, and beautiful architecture.
- Nizwa: Adjacent to Nizwa Fort, the Nizwa Souq is a bustling traditional market. Known for its wide array of local handicrafts, such as Omani daggers (khanjars), silver jewelry, pottery, and textiles. You’ll also find a variety of local spices and sweets. It’s a great place to immerse yourself in Omani culture.
- Nizwa Souq: Adjacent to the fort, the souq is a vibrant marketplace where visitors can find traditional Omani handicrafts, spices, and local produce. It’s an excellent place to experience local culture and shop for unique souvenirs.
- Nizwa Fort: Nizwa Fort, located in the historic city of Nizwa, Oman, is one of the country’s most significant and popular tourist attractions.
- Bahla : A UNESCO World Heritage site, Bahla Fort is one of the oldest and largest forts in Oman. The fort dates back to the pre-Islamic period and has been beautifully preserved. It offers stunning views of the surrounding date palm groves. The fort has impressive walls and towers and is a great place to learn about Oman’s ancient history.
- Jabreen Castle: Located near Bahla, Jabreen Castle is a 17th-century fortress with beautifully preserved interiors, including intricately carved ceilings and wooden doors. It was originally built as a royal residence and also served as an administrative center. The castle features a small mosque and library, making it a fascinating historical site.
