• Sultan Qaboos Mosque - The Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque in Salalah is a prominent landmark in the city. This iconic structure is renowned for its stunning Islamic architecture, both inside and out. It is famous for its beautifully adorned chandeliers, exquisite Arabic calligraphy, intricately designed wooden doors, and finely crafted green carpet.
• Souq Al Hafa - The Al-Hafa Waterfront heritage site and Souq area offer a vibrant experience of Oman. Visitors can engage in the traditional practice of haggling and bartering while purchasing souvenirs. Currently undergoing reconstruction and development, this vital waterfront area is one of the most significant landmarks in the Dhofar Governorate, with aspirations to become a leading tourist attraction in the country.
• Museum of the Frankincense Land - Located at the Al-Baleed Archaeological site, the “Frankincense Museum” is a UNESCO World Heritage site that delves into the history of the governorate. It features three halls: the Maritime Hall with manuscripts and geopolitical maps, the History Hall with insights into the history of the Dhofar Governorate, and the Multimedia Hall. Visitors can also see the original frankincense tree and purchase authentic products derived from it. Afterward, head to Al-Haffa Souq for a unique Omani experience of haggling and bartering while shopping for souvenirs.
• Al Hosn Palace - “Al-Husn Palace” is a notable government building in Dhofar, best viewed from the outside as a photo stop.

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