Sultan Qaboos Mosque | Plantations | Al Baleed Archaeological site | Museum of the Frankincense Land | Al Haffa Souq and Photo stop in Al Husn Palace
The Museum Of The Frankincense Land
Discover the perfect combination of beauty and history on this half-day Salalah city tour. You’ll start at the Museum of the Frankincense Land, where you’ll learn about the rich history of the Dhofar region, and marvel at the Frankincense tree that stands proud in the middle of the museum.
Next, stroll through lush green orchards and visit Oman's grandest mosque, the Sultan Qaboos Mosque, a true architectural gem. Don't forget your camera as you will pause for a photo opportunity of the majestic Al Hosn Palace by the breathtaking Arabian Sea.
Before the end of the tour, you’ll take a leisurely walk through the vibrant Al Hafah Souk along the beachfront, where you will explore Omani handicrafts, local spices, and traditional snacks and sweets. Following that, we'll go to Al Baleed, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and the Museum of the Frankincense Land. End of the trip.
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Duration 1 day
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Live tour guide
English
Audio guide included
English
Wheelchair accessible
Private group
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Includes | Return transfer to/from the hotel with fully air-conditioned vehicles, a driver/guide, complimentary water/juice, and snacks throughout the trip. |
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