• Al Balid Archaeological Site - Explore one of Oman’s premier archaeological sites, the ancient port of the Silk Road trade over 2,500 years ago, surrounded by a man-made lagoon. Visitors can also view the traditional Omani fishing boat. UNESCO has recognized the Al Baleed site, deemed by archaeologists as the most significant remains of an Islamic ancient city on the Arabian Sea coast, as part of the historic home of the frankincense tree, for which the Sultanate of Oman is renowned. Frankincense was a crucial Omani export in ancient times.
• Sultan Qaboos Mosque - Named after His Majesty Sultan Qaboos bin Said, the Grand Mosque in Salalah is a place of serene reflection and deep devotion, and is one of the most iconic and well-known structures in the capital of Dhofar. As the largest mosque in Salalah, it is an inspiring place of worship worth visiting. Located in the city’s heart, it draws both worshippers and visitors who admire its architectural beauty, inspired by Islamic and cultural motifs from Oman’s history. Inside, the prayer hall is adorned with crystal chandeliers, handwoven carpets in green hues, and intricately patterned walls. The towering mosque welcomes thousands of worshippers daily. Be sure to visit during the hours of 8am to 11am.
• Souq Al Hafa - This distinctive market in the Sultanate of Oman is perfect for finding souvenirs. Conveniently situated on Sultan Qaboos Road near the beach, it is a charming old traditional Omani market offering a wide range of traditional Omani items. Notable market offerings include incense, hats, tea, herbs, perfumes like oud, and much more.
• Museum of the Frankincense Land - Located in the Al Baleed region of Salalah, the Museum of the Land of Frankincense is divided into two main halls: the Hall of History, which branches into six sections, and the Marine Hall, divided into seven sections. The museum, adjacent to the ruins of Al Baleed Archaeological Park, is dedicated to the trading history of this ancient port. Visitors can learn how trade in frankincense and maritime prowess allowed the region to thrive in the 12th century.
• Coconut Village - Salalah’s tropical charm is enhanced by its plantations of coconuts, papayas, and bananas. The city’s lush green landscape makes these plantations a unique attraction compared to other Omani towns. During the monsoon, Salalah becomes even more vibrant and lush, offering a delightful taste experience.

• Private transportation
• All Fees and Taxes
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Soft Drinks
• English Speaking Tour Guide

• food

Explore the rich blend of ancient and contemporary cultural attractions in Oman’s Dhofar region and its capital, Salalah. Begin with a comprehensive tour of the Sultan Qaboos Mosque, followed by a scenic drive through lush coconut, banana, and papaya plantations. Enjoy a refreshing coconut drink and sample the local Sugar Banana of Salalah. Next, visit the Al Baleed Museum to delve into the history and culture of Dhofar. Continue to Al Hafa, where you can admire traditional Dhofari houses featuring distinctive caravan windows and doors. Stroll past the historic Al Husn, the former Sultan’s residence, to reach the Old Souk, offering Frankincense, traditional Dhofari attire, crafts, and cosmetics. Capture stunning photos at Al Hafa Beach, renowned for its coconut trees and pristine white sand. Conclude the tour with a return to the hotel.

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