Anti-Gravity Point, Oman: The Mysterious Slope That Defies Logic In the Dhofar mountains of southern Oman lies a curious phenomenon that has intrigued visitors for years — the Anti-Gravity Point, a stretch of road where cars seemingly roll uphill against gravity. Located on the route between Salalah and Mirbat, this natural illusion has become a […]
Royal Opera House Muscat: Oman’s Jewel of Art, Culture, and Elegance In the heart of Muscat, where traditional Omani architecture meets world-class artistry, stands one of the Middle East’s most iconic cultural landmarks — the Royal Opera House Muscat. More than a performance venue, it’s a symbol of Oman’s commitment to arts, heritage, and international […]
Wadi Tiwi: Oman’s Emerald Paradise of Waterfalls and Mountain Villages Tucked away in the dramatic cliffs of the Eastern Hajar Mountains, Wadi Tiwi is one of Oman’s most beautiful and lush valleys — a place where turquoise water flows through terraced farms, palm groves, and ancient mountain villages. Often overshadowed by its more famous neighbor, […]
Al Mudhaireb: Oman’s Timeless Village of Watchtowers and Wadis Tucked between desert sands and rugged mountains, Al Mudhaireb is a beautifully preserved Omani village located in the heart of Ash Sharqiyah North Governorate. Known for its ancient watchtowers, historic mudbrick homes, and peaceful palm groves, Al Mudhaireb offers a quiet yet powerful glimpse into Oman’s […]
Misfat Al Abriyeen: Oman’s Timeless Mountain Village of Stone and Spirit Hidden high in the mountains of Al Dakhiliyah, Misfat Al Abriyeen is a village that feels like a scene from another century. Carved into a steep hillside, this ancient settlement is a labyrinth of stone houses, shaded alleyways, date groves, and flowing falaj water […]
Al Hamra Village: A Living Museum of Omani Mountain Life Nestled at the foot of the Al Hajar Mountains, Al Hamra Village is one of Oman’s oldest and best-preserved settlements. With mudbrick houses over 400 years old, narrow stone lanes, and lush date plantations fed by falaj irrigation, Al Hamra feels like a step back […]
Al Rustaq Fort: Oman’s Towering Legacy of Power and Pride Standing tall against the backdrop of rugged mountains and palm-lined wadis, Al Rustaq Fort is one of Oman’s most formidable and historically significant fortresses. Located in the Al Batinah region, this massive structure reflects Oman’s architectural strength, military prowess, and rich cultural past, with roots […]
Ras Al Hadd: Where the Desert Meets the Ocean and Turtles Return Home Located on the easternmost tip of the Arabian Peninsula, Ras Al Hadd is one of Oman’s most fascinating and peaceful coastal destinations. It is famous for being the first place in Oman to see the sunrise, but even more special is its […]
Muttrah Corniche: The Historic Waterfront Promenade of Muscat With its stunning seaside views, bustling souq, and elegant architecture, Muttrah Corniche is one of Muscat’s most iconic and beloved destinations. This charming waterfront stretch along the Gulf of Oman blends the old and new — a place where traditional dhows float gently by, historic forts watch […]
Wahiba Sands: Oman’s Timeless Desert of Golden Dunes and Bedouin Spirit Stretching across the eastern heart of Oman, Wahiba Sands (also known as Sharqiya Sands) is a surreal and sweeping sea of dunes that tells the story of both nature and nomadic life. With its rust-red and honey-gold sand hills shifting under wind and sun, […]
