Ubar Archaeological Site (also known as Shisr Archaeological Site, Wubar, Waber, Iram, and the Lost City of Ubar) is one of the most fascinating historical destinations in Oman. Located in Al Shisr, approximately 170 kilometres north of Salalah, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is closely linked to the ancient frankincense trade routes and has captivated […]

Al Baleed Archaeological Park is one of the most important historical attractions in Oman and a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in the heart of Salalah. Once a thriving port city on the ancient Frankincense Trade Route, Al Baleed played a vital role in connecting southern Arabia with Africa, India, and China for centuries. Today, […]

Wadi Dawkah Frankincense Park is one of the most important natural heritage sites in Oman and a must-visit destination for anyone interested in the history of the frankincense trade. Located around 40 kilometres north of Salalah in the Dhofar Governorate, Wadi Dawkah is home to one of the world’s largest natural forests of Boswellia sacra, […]

Old houses in Mirbat are one of the most charming heritage attractions in southern Oman. This historic fishing town lies about 75 kilometers east of Salalah and offers visitors a glimpse into traditional coastal life through its preserved architecture and scenic surroundings. Traditional Architecture of Old Houses in Mirbat The old houses in Mirbat were […]

Sumhuram Archaeological Park (also spelled Samharam, Sumharam, and Samhuram) is one of the most important historical attractions in Salalah, Oman. Located beside the beautiful Khor Rori Lagoon, this ancient port city was once one of the Arabian Peninsula’s most significant trading centres for frankincense. Today, it is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and […]