Soul Of Oman – 9Nights/ 10Days

Classic desert scenery with dunes & flora attract visitors to this region also known for Bedouins.

Muscat City Tour
Discover the Jewel that is Muscat. Visit the The Sultan Qaboos Grand. It was the sultans gift to the
nation to mark his 30th year of reign. The hand-loomed Persian carpet in the main hall is the 2nd largest
of its kind, the carpet took a total of 600 women 4 years to weave and is lit up by the largest chandelier
in the world. The Royal opera house – Built on the royal orders of the sultan due to his passion for
classical music and arts, the royal opera house was officially opened in 2011. The opera house displays
contemporary Omani architecture and breathe taking interior design. The Bait Al Zubair Museum
showcases an extensive collection of ancient ethnographic artefacts such as weapons including the
Khanjar (traditional Omani dagger), garments, Dhow models, furniture, art and much more. The Sultan’s
Palace Al Alam – The extravagant blue and golden Al Alam palace has a history of over 200 years and is
one of the rulers six royal residences, the palace was built by Sultan Ahmed, the 8th grandfather of the
current sultan.

Sur is a city that is best known for the craftsmanship associated with boats or traditional 'Dhows'.
Shipbuilding, particularly building wooden ships is a trade that is a part of Sur’s rich heritage. Sur is the
perfect place to sunbathe on the exotic beaches and indulge in some local delicacies.
Al Ayjah Lighthouse
Al Ayjah Lighthouse in Oman, also known as Sur lighthouse is one of the top attractions to visit in the city.
Facing the Gulf of Oman, this attraction offers cultural, historical and natural experiences. The lighthouse
is situated on Ras Ayqah, the highest east side point in Sur Harbour square. This is an important
attraction to visit when in Sur.
Al Ayjah Fort , Sur
The Al Ayjah fort was built along with the merchant houses surrounding its perimeters. These houses
have beautifully carved doors and lotus pillared porches. The architecture of the fort is plain and well
maintained and has a uniform square structure as most of the other forts in the region.

A lake of turquoise waters, the sinkhole was formed by a collapse of the surface layer due to dissolution
of the underlying limestone. However, locals used to believe this sinkhole in the shape of a
water well was created by a meteorite hence the Arabic name Hawiyyat Najm which means "the deep
well of the (falling) star".
Wadi Ash Shab
Wadi Ash Shab is one of the top highlights of Oman. The narrow canyon is home to crystal clear blue
water pools and also a secret waterfall inside a cave

Salalah, the capital and largest city of Oman's Southern governorate Dhofar, is known for its jawdropping greenery and oasis in the monsoon season – referred to as Khareef. It's known for its banana
plantations, Arabian Sea beaches and waters teeming with sea life. The Frankincense Land Museum, part
of the Al Balid Archaeological Site, recounts the city’s maritime history and role in the spice trade.

The countryside east of Salalah is sprinkled with historical and scenic highlights.
Taqah Castle
Taqa Castle is one of Dhofar’s most distinguished landmarks, which was built in the 19th century. Its
walls were constructed from solid blocks of ‘Taqa Stone’, a local limestone material composed chiefly of
fossilized shells and corals
Wadi Darbat
The seasonal waterfalls, a spring where you can do pedal boating, kayaking and motor boating
overlooking the mountain of Jabal Qara series. A trip to Salalah is incomplete without visiting this
beautiful valley and it is one of the most visited place in Dhofar Region.
Jabal Samhan
Jabal Samhan is the highest point in Dhofar region, which is above 4000 feet. It’s a perfect place for a
recording timelapse and taking photographs of clouds being over it.
Earth Gravity Controversial
This is a magnetic hill in Dhofar, commonly known as Anti Gravity Point, where car travels up hill on
Netural Gear

The West Salalah is a mezmerising half day tour that includes Mughsail Beach, Blowholes, Ittin Cave Park,
Prophet Ayub Tomb (Job) & Frankincense Park.
Mughsail Beach
The next stop will be one of the most visited place in Dhofar – the white sand beach of Al Mughsayl. The
landscape of this place is simply amazing, the mountains at the background, sound of the waves of the
Arabian sea, man-made huts and natural coconut trees providing the shades and the endless sand to
walk on.
Mughsail Blowholes / Marneef Cave
Mughsail Blowholes (geysers or Natural Fountain) are 50 steps away from the Marneef Cave. During
Khareef season, due to high tides and rough sea, the blow hole water jets are as high as 28 meters in the
sky
Frankincense Garden
Frankincense is a resin extracted from these Boswellia Sacra tree. Omani frankincense is graded as the
best in the world

Muttrah Souq is one of the oldest marketplaces in the Arab world. This ancient marketplace today
features winding alleys of stalls selling antiques, traditional fabrics, aromatic spices and fresh produce.
Mall of Oman
Visit Mall of Oman for a modern shopping experience with a wide range of shops, food options, and
entertainment.