Dibba

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Bahla

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Al Hamra

Bahla'

Khasab

Located in the southeastern coast of the Arabian Peninsula, Oman is a captivating blend of ancient culture and modern world, captivating tourists with a heavy spoonful of natural beauty and exquisite architecture. Recognized for its delectable cuisine, pristine beaches, expansive deserts, and towering mountain ranges, it stands as a testament to the charm of the Middle East. The country is renowned for its legendary hospitality and the historical city of Muscat, featuring the grand Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque and the bustling Mutrah Souq. With an abundance of wildlife, it also provides opportunities for turtle and dolphin watching, desert camping, and exploring prehistoric tombs at Al Khutm, Bat and Al Ayn archaeological sites. Alongside, it's also known for its frankincense trees and the 2,000-year-old UNESCO World Heritage Site of Bahla Fort.

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Situated in the northeastern part of Oman, Al Hamra is a captivating 400-year-old town known for its mudbrick houses and rich cultural history. Nestled at the foot of the majestic Hajar Mountains, the town is hailed for its archaeological attractions including Al Hamra Falaj and the old quarters of the town, known as "Al Hamra Bilad Sayt". This unique area, laden with traditional Omani houses of up to three stories high stands as a vibrant testimony to the past. Al Hamra is also home to the popular Bait Al Safah museum, offering a fascinating insight into authentic Omani culture and lifestyle. Spectacular natural trails, exquisite local cuisine, and welcoming Omani hospitality make Al Hamra an essential stop on any traveler's Oman itinerary.

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