Located in north-eastern Oman, Jebel Shaks is the highest mountain in the county. For climbers or casual hikers, this is a must-see in Oman for the stunning views and adventure it offers. Numerous paths leading to the mountain are suitable for hikers of all levels of difficulty. You can also take trips around the island and relax by the pool. You can also camp here outdoors to enjoy the starry night or stay in a cabin.

Qurum National ParkLocated in Muscat, the park is a green oasis perfect for a family picnic, self-guided walks, photo shoots and relaxation. With games and electric rides always taking place next to the mangroves, adults and youngsters can enjoy the day in their own way. Although the park is tranquil and beautiful during the day due to the scenery, at night it is adorned with plays of lights and sparkling fountains. Therefore, an excursion to the Qurum National Park can also be undertaken in the evening.

For an exciting adventure on a hot day, a trip to Wadi Ash Shan might be the best decision when exploring Oman. Located about an hour and a half drive from the capital, it is another popular tourist attraction in Oman due to its stunning views and wide range of outdoor activities.Arrived at the beginning of the path, you have to take the boat to the first pool. The route includes rock climbing, traversing narrow gorges, sandy trails and more.After a 45-minute to an hour walk, you can cool off in the crystal-clear water pools and swim at the edge of the pool. There are 3 pools in total and when you reach the end you will be greeted by the Wadi Shab waterfall.

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When visiting a country, many tourists want to learn about its history, culture, traditions and heritage. The best way to do this on a short trip is to visit the National Museum. When exploring Oman, you should save an itinerary for the National Museum of Oman at the beginning of your trip as it is located in the capital Muscat.The National Museum is one of Oman's most popular tourist attractions as it showcases the country's rich heritage and its transition to modernity. It is well organized and offers excellent exhibitions that give visitors a glimpse of Oman's achievements.The Sultan's Palace is located opposite the museum, so it is convenient for visiting the monument.

Located in Nizwa, Oman, Fort Nizwa is a national landmark of the country, which is the country's busiest tourist destination during the high season. Although the original construction began as early as the 12th century, the fortress was built as early as 1650 and remains intact to this day. This is an attractive tourist destination due to Oman's incredible engineering that includes the rooms in the shape of a maze, the front doors, the rooms with the upper ceilings, the puits secrets, the pièges and much more style. At the gates, in addition to gun stations, observation points, etc., there are also cannons. to face every battle. This tour caters especially to adventurers and enthusiasts as it reflects the glory days of battles and wars.

Although the Mutrah Souq is one of the oldest markets in the entire Arab world, today it is loved by tourists not only for its historical significance but also for its impressive collection of goods. In fact, it's paradise on earth for shopaholics, as the market offers almost every luxury daily necessities. For collectors, it is a must on a trip to Oman as the market features rare and exquisite antiques from around the world. Foodies will also get their money's worth at the Mutrah Souk with a wide range of traditional delicacies. To leave the viewer with happy memories, you can also opt for incense sticks, basketry, ceramics, jewellery, scarves, baskets, kummah, etc.depending on your budget.

Home to the UNESCO World Heritage site Bahla Fort, this town is known for its historic significance and pottery. The fort’s ancient walls and towers offer a glimpse into Oman’s past.

A turtle reserve on the eastern coast of Oman where visitors can witness the nesting and hatching of endangered green turtles.