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 […]

Where is Salalah? Salalah is nestled in the southern region of the Sultanate of Oman, a captivating country located on the southeastern coast of the Arabian Peninsula. It’s a city that enjoys a unique geographical position, bordered by the azure waters of the Arabian Sea to the south and the rugged landscapes of the Dhofar […]

I hope you had an unforgettable adventure in the stunning landscapes of Salalah, Oman with Beautiful Salalah Tours, your gateway to exploring the natural wonders and cultural treasures of this enchanting destination. We invite you to share your amazing experiences and leave your reviews on popular platforms to help others discover the beauty of Salalah […]

You can explore the city on you own too. But that’s just going to the places and recording with the camera. You cannot actually experience the place without being with the local. The locals have many stories to share, take you to many unknown places and show you Salalah through istory – past, present and […]

Oman is an amazing country with friendly people, beautiful landscapes, stunning nature, and rich culture. Many Oman-based bloggers and vloggers promote tourism by sharing their travel experiences and photographs. Most of these bloggers reside in Muscat, but a few, like Hussain, live in Salalah. Salalah Based Blogger There are a couple of vloggers in Salalah, […]

Jalebi in Salalah is a must-try sweet for everyone visiting the city. Known for its bright golden color, crispy texture, and sweet syrupy taste, Jalebi has become a favorite among locals and tourists alike. Traditionally enjoyed hot, it pairs perfectly with tea or milk. While some hypermarkets in Salalah sell Jalebi, it is often cold […]

Replace the blue circle in the first balance with the two triangles as per given in the 2nd balance.  This implies that 1 red square can be balanced by 3 triangles.and hence for two squares, 6 triangles would be required. So the correct answer is 6 triangles 😀