50 Best Places to Visit in Oman: The Ultimate Travel Guide

Oman, the jewel of the Arabian Peninsula, is a realm where ancient heritage, warm hospitality, and untouched natural beauty converge. From the sweeping golden dunes of Sharqiya Sands and the dramatic, fjord-like coastline of Musandam to the historic forts of Nizwa and the lush, tropical landscapes of Salalah during Khareef season, Oman offers an enchanting journey. Whether you are exploring centuries-old souqs, hiking through deep canyons in the Hajar Mountains, or swimming in emerald wadis, Oman promises an unforgettable Arabian adventure.

Why Visit Oman

Visiting Oman provides a genuinely authentic Middle Eastern experience steeped in rich history and breathtaking geography. Here is why it belongs on your travel bucket list:

• Majestic Mountain Ranges: Traverse the rugged Al Hajar Mountains, featuring Jebel Shams (Arabia's Grand Canyon) and Jebel Akhdar.
• Crystalline Wadis & Oasis Pools: Swim in natural emerald pools surrounded by towering limestone cliffs in Wadi Shab and Wadi Bani Khalid.
• Rich Fortresses & Ancient Heritage: Discover centuries-old castles, UNESCO-listed irrigation systems, and traditional frankincense trade routes.
• Pristine Desert & Coastal Landscapes: Experience wild desert camping under star-filled skies in Sharqiya Sands and coastal whale shark watching.

Quick Facts

50 Best Places to Visit in Oman

1. Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque

• Location: Muscat
• Best Time to Visit: October to April (mornings)
• Category: Architectural Landmark / Religious Site
• About the Place: A architectural masterpiece featuring a 50-meter dome, hand-woven Persian carpet, massive Swarovski crystal chandelier, and serene marble courtyards welcoming non-Muslim visitors.
• Travel Instructions: Located in central Muscat along Sultan Qaboos Street; easily reached via taxi or private drive from Muscat International Airport.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque

2. Muttrah Souq & Corniche

• Location: Muttrah, Muscat
• Best Time to Visit: October to April (late afternoon/evening)
• Category: Historic Market / Coastal Walk
• About the Place: One of the oldest markets in the Arab world, filled with winding timber-roofed alleys selling frankincense, Omani silver, spices, and traditional khanjar daggers.
• Travel Instructions: Take a 20-minute coastal taxi drive from central Muscat down to Muttrah harborfront.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Muttrah Souq

3. Nizwa Fort & Souq

• Location: Nizwa, Al Dakhiliyah Governorate
• Best Time to Visit: October to April (Friday morning for livestock market)
• Category: Historical Fort / Cultural Site
• About the Place: A massive 17th-century castle featuring a giant circular drum tower, defense cannons, and an adjacent historic market famous for silver jewelry and pottery.
• Travel Instructions: Drive 1.5 hours southwest from Muscat along the modern Route 15 dual carriageway.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Nizwa Fort

4. Jebel Shams (Mountain of the Sun)

• Location: Al Hajar Mountains (near Al Hamra)
• Best Time to Visit: October to April (pleasant daytime hiking)
• Category: Mountain Peak / Canyon
• About the Place: Oman's highest peak, world-famous for the spectacular Wadi Ghul—known as the "Grand Canyon of Arabia"—offering dramatic cliffside Balcony Walk hikes.
• Travel Instructions: Drive 2.5 hours from Muscat; a four-wheel-drive vehicle is strongly recommended for the final unpaved mountain ascent.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Jebel Shams

5. Wadi Shab

• Location: Tiwi, Ash Sharqiyah South Governorate
• Best Time to Visit: October to April
• Category: Natural Oasis / Hiking & Swimming
• About the Place: A gorgeous canyon featuring aquamarine river pools, terraced palm groves, and a hidden cave waterfall accessible by swimming through a narrow rock gap.
• Travel Instructions: Drive 1.5 hours southeast from Muscat along the coastal highway toward Sur; take a short boat shuttle across the river mouth to start the trail.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Wadi Shab

6. Sharqiya Sands (Wahiba Sands)

• Location: Ash Sharqiyah Region
• Best Time to Visit: October to March
• Category: Desert Wilderness / Adventure
• About the Place: A vast desert region featuring rolling golden dunes up to 100 meters high, offering Bedouin cultural camps, dune bashing, camel trekking, and stargazing.
• Travel Instructions: Drive 2.5 hours south from Muscat to Bidiyah or Al Wasil, where desert guides or 4x4 vehicles are required to enter the dunes.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Sharqiya Sands

7. Musandam Fjords (Khasab)

• Location: Musandam Governorate (Exclave)
• Best Time to Visit: November to April
• Category: Coastal Fjords / Marine Nature
• About the Place: Often called the "Norway of Arabia," featuring sheer limestone cliffs rising out of turquoise seas, visited on traditional wooden dhow cruises alongside dolphins.
• Travel Instructions: Fly via Oman Air from Muscat to Khasab Airport, or take a vehicle ferry / drive via the UAE border pass.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Musandam Fjords

8. Jebel Akhdar (The Green Mountain)

• Location: Al Hajar Mountains
• Best Time to Visit: April to May (Damask rose bloom) or October to March
• Category: Mountain Resort / Agriculture
• About the Place: A high mountain plateau celebrated for cool weather, terraced villages, pomegranates, and blooming pink Damask roses harvested for rosewater.
• Travel Instructions: Drive two hours from Muscat; entry through the police checkpoint at the base strictly requires a four-wheel-drive vehicle.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Jebel Akhdar

9. Salalah & Dhofar Region

• Location: Dhofar Governorate
• Best Time to Visit: July to September (Khareef monsoon season)
• Category: Coastal City / Tropical Nature
• About the Place: Famous for the summer Khareef season when monsoon rains transform arid hills into lush green paradise with waterfalls, coconut groves, and frankincense trees.
• Travel Instructions: Fly 1.5 hours daily from Muscat International Airport to Salalah International Airport.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Salalah

10. Bimmah Sinkhole (Hawiyat Najm)

• Location: Dabab, Muscat Governorate
• Best Time to Visit: October to April
• Category: Geological Natural Site
• About the Place: A natural limestone sinkhole filled with clear turquoise salt water, surrounded by manicured park gardens and perfect for a refreshing swim.
• Travel Instructions: Located right off the main Muscat-Sur highway, approximately a 1-hour and 15-minute drive from Muscat.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Bimmah Sinkhole

11. Wadi Bani Khalid

• Location: Ash Sharqiyah North Governorate
• Best Time to Visit: October to April
• Category: Natural Oasis / Freshwater Springs
• About the Place: A desert oasis featuring large, permanent crystal-clear freshwater pools shaded by date palms, leading to narrow canyon gorges and subterranean caves.
• Travel Instructions: Drive 2.5 hours southeast from Muscat via the Bidbid-Sur highway; paved roads lead right to the park entrance.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Wadi Bani Khalid

12. Daymaniyat Islands Nature Reserve

• Location: Off the coast of Barka / Muscat
• Best Time to Visit: October to April
• Category: Marine Reserve / Snorkeling & Diving
• About the Place: An archipelago of nine uninhabited islands surrounded by coral reefs, teeming with sea turtles, whale sharks, ray species, and exotic tropical fish.
• Travel Instructions: Board a 45-minute speedboat tour departing from Al Mouj Marina in Muscat or Barka jetty.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Daymaniyat Islands

13. Bahla Fort

• Location: Bahla, Al Dakhiliyah
• Best Time to Visit: October to April
• Category: UNESCO World Heritage Site
• About the Place: Oman’s largest mud-brick fortress complex, built by the Banu Nebhan tribe between the 12th and 15th centuries, famous for folklore and ancient pottery craft.
• Travel Instructions: Located a two-hour drive southwest of Muscat, just 20 minutes past Nizwa.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Bahla Fort

14. Sur Coastal Town & Dhow Factory

• Location: Sur, Ash Sharqiyah South
• Best Time to Visit: October to April
• Category: Coastal City / Maritime Heritage
• About the Place: A historic coastal port town famous for whitewashed lighthouse towers, scenic lagoons, and traditional wooden dhow shipbuilding yards.
• Travel Instructions: Drive two hours southeast from Muscat along the coastal highway.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Sur

15. Ras Al Jinz Turtle Reserve

• Location: Ras Al Hadd
• Best Time to Visit: May to September (peak nesting) or year-round
• Category: Marine Nature Sanctuary
• About the Place: A world-renowned beach sanctuary where thousands of endangered green sea turtles nest annually, offering guided dawn and night beach walks.
• Travel Instructions: Located 45 minutes east of Sur city center by road.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Ras Al Jinz

16. Jabreen Castle

• Location: Jabreen (near Bahla)
• Best Time to Visit: October to April
• Category: Historic Architecture / Castle
• About the Place: Built in 1675 by Imam Bil'arab bin Sultan, this elegant palace features painted wooden ceilings, carved floral motifs, secret escape passages, and courtyards.
• Travel Instructions: Drive 2.5 hours southwest of Muscat, located just 5 kilometers past Bahla Fort.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Jabreen Castle

17. Al Hamra & Misfat Al Abriyeen

• Location: Al Dakhiliyah Governorate
• Best Time to Visit: October to April
• Category: Heritage Village / Oasis
• About the Place: Misfat Al Abriyeen is a mountain mud-brick village perched over terraced date palm gardens, featuring ancient stone homes and falaj irrigation channels.
• Travel Instructions: Drive two hours from Muscat toward the base of Jebel Shams near Al Hamra town.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Misfat Al Abriyeen

18. Royal Opera House Muscat

• Location: Shati Al Qurum, Muscat
• Best Time to Visit: Year-round (performance season September to May)
• Category: Performing Arts / Modern Architecture
• About the Place: A premier venue for musical arts and culture, blending Italian marble, carved Omani wooden teak, and world-class acoustic engineering.
• Travel Instructions: Situated in Shati Al Qurum district of Muscat, easily reached by taxi.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Royal Opera House Muscat

19. Wadi Darbat

• Location: Mirbat / Taqah (near Salalah)
• Best Time to Visit: July to October
• Category: Natural Park / Waterfalls
• About the Place: A lush valley in Dhofar featuring seasonal cascading waterfalls, emerald lakes, grazing camels, and paddle boat activities amidst green mountain slopes.
• Travel Instructions: Located a 40-minute drive east of Salalah city center along Route 49.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Wadi Darbat

20. Al Alam Palace & Jalali / Mirani Forts

• Location: Old Muscat
• Best Time to Visit: Year-round (late afternoon)
• Category: Royal Palace & Fortresses
• About the Place: The ceremonial palace of His Majesty the Sultan, featuring gold and blue pillars, flanked by twin 16th-century Portuguese coastal forts.
• Travel Instructions: Drive 25 minutes east from central Muscat into Old Muscat harbor district.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Al Alam Palace

21. Beehive Tombs of Al-Ayn & Bat

• Location: Near Ibri, Al Dhahirah
• Best Time to Visit: October to April
• Category: UNESCO Archaeological Site
• About the Place: Prehistoric Bronze Age stone burial towers dating back over 4,000 years (3000 BC), set dramatically against the backdrop of Jebel Misht.
• Travel Instructions: Drive 2.5 hours west from Muscat or 1 hour from Nizwa toward Ibri.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Beehive Tombs of Al-Ayn

22. Bandar Khayran Reserve

• Location: Muscat Governorate
• Best Time to Visit: October to April
• Category: Coastal Lagoon / Kayaking
• About the Place: A secluded coastal bay of dramatic rocky fjord-like coves, mangrove forests, and calm waters perfect for kayaking, paddleboarding, and snorkeling.
• Travel Instructions: Drive 40 minutes east of central Muscat along the scenic Yiti mountain coastal road.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Bandar Khayran

23. Wadi Tiwi

• Location: Tiwi (near Sur)
• Best Time to Visit: October to April
• Category: Mountain Valley / Oasis
• About the Place: Neighboring Wadi Shab, this lush valley is known as the "Wadi of Nine Villages," featuring steep winding roads through dense banana and palm plantations.
• Travel Instructions: Located right off the Muscat-Sur highway, adjacent to the entrance of Wadi Shab.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Wadi Tiwi

24. Empty Quarter (Rub' al Khali)

• Location: Dhofar Governorate (bordering Saudi Arabia)
• Best Time to Visit: November to March
• Category: Desert Expedition
• About the Place: The largest continuous sand desert on Earth, featuring colossal red sand dunes, extreme isolation, and serene desert wilderness camping.
• Travel Instructions: Multi-day guided 4x4 expedition departing north from Salalah (approx. 3-hour drive into the wilderness).
• Explore More: Read our full guide to the Empty Quarter

25. Frankincense Trail & Al Baleed Archaeological Park

• Location: Salalah, Dhofar
• Best Time to Visit: October to April
• Category: UNESCO World Heritage Site
• About the Place: Ancient maritime trade port ruins alongside the Museum of the Frankincense Land, showcasing centuries of frankincense harvesting and global trade history.
• Travel Instructions: Centrally located in Salalah, a short 10-minute drive from the city center.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Al Baleed Park

26. Wadi Hawwer & Wadi Damm

• Location: Near Ibri / Al Hamra
• Best Time to Visit: October to April
• Category: Canyon / Rock Pools
• About the Place: A rugged off-the-beaten-track canyon filled with smooth sculpted rock formations, hidden pools, and ancient rock art carvings.
• Travel Instructions: Drive 2.5 hours southwest from Muscat toward Ibri; 4x4 vehicle required for valley entry.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Wadi Damm

27. Masirah Island

• Location: Central Coast (Arabian Sea)
• Best Time to Visit: May to September (for kitesurfing) or Oct to March
• Category: Island / Kitesurfing & Wildlife
• About the Place: A windswept island in the Arabian Sea, world-renowned among kitesurfers, featuring deserted beaches, shipwrecks, and nesting loggerhead sea turtles.
• Travel Instructions: Drive 4 hours south from Muscat to Shannah Port, taking a 1.5-hour car ferry across to Masirah Island.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Masirah Island

28. Barka Fish Market & An Naman Castle

• Location: Barka, Al Batinah
• Best Time to Visit: October to April (early morning)
• Category: Market / Historic Site
• About the Place: Experience authentic local morning fish auctions along Barka beach, combined with visits to historic coastal fortifications like An Naman Castle.
• Travel Instructions: Located 45 minutes west of Muscat along the Al Batinah coastal highway.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Barka

29. Wadi Bani Awf & Snake Gorge

• Location: Al Hajar Mountains
• Best Time to Visit: October to April
• Category: Off-Road Driving / Canyoneering
• About the Place: A thrilling off-road mountain pass winding through steep cliffs, featuring the famous Snake Gorge—a narrow slot canyon popular for guided adventure trekking.
• Travel Instructions: Drive 1.5 hours from Muscat toward Rustaq; strictly requires a capable 4x4 vehicle and experienced mountain driver.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Wadi Bani Awf

30. Nakhal Fort & Al Thowarah Hot Springs

• Location: Nakhal, Al Batinah
• Best Time to Visit: October to April
• Category: Fort / Thermal Springs
• About the Place: A magnificent 350-year-old fort built atop a giant rock outcrop overlooking date palm groves, paired with nearby natural warm mineral water springs.
• Travel Instructions: Located a 1-hour drive west of Muscat city center.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Nakhal Fort

31. Taqah Castle & Sumhuram (Khor Rori)

• Location: Taqah, Dhofar
• Best Time to Visit: October to April
• Category: UNESCO Historical Port
• About the Place: Sumhuram is an ancient 3rd-century BC fortified port city overlooking Khor Rori lagoon, once the world's primary export hub for frankincense.
• Travel Instructions: Located 35 kilometers east of Salalah along the coastal road.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Sumhuram

32. As Sifah Beach

• Location: Muscat Governorate
• Best Time to Visit: October to April
• Category: Beach & Marina Resort
• About the Place: A serene coastal beach area framed by dark jagged mountains and clear waters, home to Jebel Sifah marina resort, golf courses, and beach clubs.
• Travel Instructions: Drive one hour southeast from central Muscat along scenic winding mountain roads.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to As Sifah Beach

33. Al Hoota Cave

• Location: Al Hamra (near Nizwa)
• Best Time to Visit: October to April
• Category: Natural Cave System
• About the Place: A 2-million-year-old underground cave system extending 4.5 kilometers beneath Jebel Shams, featuring stalactites, stalagmites, and an electric tourist train.
• Travel Instructions: Drive 1.5 hours from Muscat toward Nizwa/Al Hamra; advance online booking recommended.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Al Hoota Cave

34. Rustaq Fort & Al Hazm Castle

• Location: Rustaq, Al Batinah
• Best Time to Visit: October to April
• Category: Historical Fortresses
• About the Place: Rustaq was once the capital of Oman; its massive 13th-century fort and neighboring Al Hazm Castle feature massive defense towers and secret tunnels.
• Travel Instructions: Drive 1.5 hours northwest of Muscat via the interior highway.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Rustaq Fort

35. Fazayah Beach

• Location: Dhofar Governorate (west of Salalah)
• Best Time to Visit: October to May
• Category: Pristine Beach
• About the Place: A breathtaking five-kilometer stretch of white sand turquoise beach backed by dramatic cliffs, where wild camels roam along the shore.
• Travel Instructions: Drive 1.5 hours west of Salalah toward Mughsail; steep unpaved mountain descent requires a 4x4.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Fazayah Beach

36. Mughsail Beach & Marneef Cave Blowholes

• Location: Salalah, Dhofar
• Best Time to Visit: July to September (for active blowholes)
• Category: Natural Coastline
• About the Place: Famous for dramatic sea cliffs and underground limestone blowholes where ocean waves shoot high columns of water spray into the air.
• Travel Instructions: Drive 40 kilometers west from Salalah city center along coastal highway 47.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Mughsail Beach

37. Birkat Al Mouz

• Location: Al Dakhiliyah (base of Jebel Akhdar)
• Best Time to Visit: October to April
• Category: Historic Ruins & Oasis
• About the Place: A historic ruined clay-brick village situated at the base of Jebel Akhdar, featuring extensive banana plantations and UNESCO-listed Falaj Al Khatmeen.
• Travel Instructions: Drive 1.5 hours from Muscat, located just before the Jebel Akhdar mountain police checkpoint.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Birkat Al Mouz

38. National Museum of Oman

• Location: Old Muscat
• Best Time to Visit: Year-round
• Category: Cultural Museum
• About the Place: Oman’s flagship cultural institution housing over 5,000 historic artifacts, interactive displays, and galleries detailing Maritime and Islamic history.
• Travel Instructions: Located opposite Al Alam Palace in Old Muscat, easily reached by taxi.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to National Museum of Oman

39. Jebel Samhan Nature Reserve

• Location: Dhofar Governorate
• Best Time to Visit: October to April
• Category: Wildlife Reserve / Mountain Viewpoint
• About the Place: A high mountain reserve rising up to 2,100 meters, home to wild Arabian leopards, gazelles, and dramatic cloud-filled plateau drop-offs.
• Travel Instructions: Located a 1-hour drive northeast from Salalah city center.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Jebel Samhan

40. Qalhat & Tomb of Bibi Maryam

• Location: Qalhat (near Sur)
• Best Time to Visit: October to April
• Category: UNESCO World Heritage Site
• About the Place: An ancient 11th- to 15th-century trading city visited by Marco Polo and Ibn Battuta, highlighted by the coral-stone Tomb of Bibi Maryam.
• Travel Instructions: Located along the coastal highway between Tiwi and Sur, 1.5 hours from Muscat.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Qalhat

41. Wadi Al Arbeieen

• Location: Muscat Governorate
• Best Time to Visit: October to April
• Category: Mountain Wadi / Off-Road
• About the Place: One of Oman’s most dramatic wadis, featuring deep turquoise river channels carving through towering barren orange mountain cliffs.
• Travel Instructions: Located off the Muscat-Sur highway; accessing the deep inner pools strictly requires a 4x4.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Wadi Al Arbeieen

42. Mirbat Historic Town & Fort

• Location: Mirbat, Dhofar
• Best Time to Visit: October to April
• Category: Historic Coastal Town
• About the Place: A quiet historic coastal town featuring traditional Merchant houses constructed from coral stone, an ancient fort, and serene fishing harbors.
• Travel Instructions: Drive 1 hour east from Salalah along coastal route 49.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Mirbat

43. Sohar Fort & Corniche

• Location: Sohar, Al Batinah North
• Best Time to Visit: October to April
• Category: Historic Coastal City
• About the Place: Mythological birthplace of Sinbad the Sailor, featuring a bright white four-story coastal fort museum and long seaside corniche.
• Travel Instructions: Drive two hours northwest from Muscat along the Al Batinah highway toward the UAE border.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Sohar Fort

44. Kumzar Village

• Location: Northern Musandam Peninsula
• Best Time to Visit: November to April
• Category: Isolated Coastal Village
• About the Place: An isolated fishing village located at the northernmost tip of Musandam, accessible only by boat, where residents speak Kumzari—a unique ancient language.
• Travel Instructions: Accessible via a 45-minute speedboat journey departing from Khasab harbor.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Kumzar Village

45. Qurum Natural Park & Beach

• Location: Shati Al Qurum, Muscat
• Best Time to Visit: Year-round (late afternoon)
• Category: Urban Park & Beach
• About the Place: Muscat’s premier public beach and park destination, offering long sandy strolls, beachside cafes, jet skiing, and beautiful sunset views.
• Travel Instructions: Centrally located in the heart of Muscat's commercial district.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Qurum Beach

46. Wadi Dirbat & Ayn Khor Waterfalls

• Location: Salalah, Dhofar
• Best Time to Visit: July to September
• Category: Seasonal Waterfalls
• About the Place: During the Khareef season, dramatic freshwater springs and waterfalls shoot out from limestone mountain faces into lush green valleys.
• Travel Instructions: Drive 30 minutes west from Salalah city center near Raya.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Ayn Khor Waterfalls

47. Pink Lake of Al Suwaih

• Location: Jalan Bani Bu Ali
• Best Time to Visit: October to April
• Category: Natural Phenomenon
• About the Place: A unique coastal saline lagoon where high salinity and algae turn the water into striking shades of bright pink along the coastal drive.
• Travel Instructions: Located along the coastal highway 45 minutes south of Ras Al Hadd.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Pink Lake Al Suwaih

48. Telegraph Island

• Location: Khor Ash Sham, Musandam
• Best Time to Visit: November to April
• Category: Historical Island / Snorkeling
• About the Place: A small rocky islet in Musandam where the British built a telegraph repeater station in 1864 to link London with India, now a top snorkeling spot.
• Travel Instructions: Visited as part of half-day or full-day dhow boat tours from Khasab.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Telegraph Island

49. Sugar Dunes of Al Khaluf

• Location: Duqm / Al Wusta Governorate
• Best Time to Visit: October to March
• Category: Coastal Desert
• About the Place: Pure white sand dunes rolling right into the turquoise waters of the Arabian Sea, offering one of Oman's most surreal wilderness camping experiences.
• Travel Instructions: Drive 5 hours south of Muscat; strictly requires a fully equipped 4x4 vehicle.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Sugar Dunes of Al Khaluf

50. Bait Al Zubair Museum

• Location: Old Muscat
• Best Time to Visit: Year-round
• Category: Heritage Museum
• About the Place: A beautifully restored heritage house displaying private collections of Omani weapons, traditional costumes, silver jewelry, and household items.
• Travel Instructions: Located in Old Muscat within short walking distance of Al Alam Palace.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Bait Al Zubair Museum

Featured Image

Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque