If you’re planning a trip to Oman and wondering where to go, this is your ultimate guide to the 22 best places to visit in Oman — from towering mountains and ancient forts to lush valleys, island escapes, and untouched deserts. This guide combines over 50 years of professional tourism experience in Oman with insider […]

The Empty Quarter in Oman, also known as the Rub’ al Khali Desert, is one of the largest and most famous deserts in the world. Located around 200 kilometers north of Salalah in the Dhofar Governorate, this vast land of golden sand dunes attracts travelers who seek raw desert beauty and true adventure in the […]

Awqad Public Park is a new addition to Salalah city’s parks. During the Khareef season (July/August 2022), it became one of the most visited spots at night. Visitors came to eat, walk, and relax. The park covers around 100,000 square meters. It is located in North Awqad, near popular tourist attractions like Ittin, Titam, and […]

Ayn Khor Waterfall is a seasonal waterfall hidden within the western mountains of Dhofar. Unlike the more accessible waterfalls around Salalah, Ayn Khor offers visitors a true adventure into nature. The waterfall flows only during the Khareef season after sufficient rainfall. Water cascades from the mountain cliffs into a beautiful natural pool surrounded by lush […]

Chinese Village is a new air-conditioned mall in Salalah, the largest city in Dhofar Governorate of Oman. A lot of people visit this mall to buy various Chinese products, but some local products are also sold in the market. The food court has couple of restaurants for some local and international cuisine. When China Village […]

Eftalqout Beach is one of the most beautiful hidden beaches in Salalah and one of the newest coastal attractions gaining attention among visitors exploring the Dhofar region. Surrounded by towering cliffs, turquoise waters, and untouched natural scenery, this spectacular beach offers a peaceful escape from the more crowded tourist locations in southern Oman. Located along […]

Baobab trees at Wadi Hanna are one of Dhofar’s most fascinating natural attractions. These African-origin trees grow in clusters and showcase the unique botanical connection between Dhofar and Africa. Visiting these trees is like stepping into a living natural museum. Wadi Hanna is located near Salalah’s Anti Gravity Point and can be included in a […]

Jabal Samhan, also known as Jebel Samhan or Mount Samhan, is the highest mountain range in the Dhofar Governorate. Located northeast of Salalah and extending beyond Taqah, this vast mountain system dominates the landscape of southern Oman. The mountain range is characterized by dramatic escarpments, high plateaus, deep valleys, and rugged terrain shaped by millions […]

The Wadi Darbat Travertine Waterfall, also known as the Travertine Curtain, is one of the most spectacular natural attractions in Salalah and one of the hidden highlights of the Dhofar Mountains. Located in the lower section of Wadi Darbat, this seasonal waterfall plunges dramatically over a towering limestone cliff before flowing toward Khor Rori, creating […]