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Aryaf Jibreen Tourism empowers our travelers with value for money while building a treasure of unforgettable memories.

Aryaf Jibreen Tourism empowers our travelers with value for money while building a treasure of unforgettable memories.

A full day trip to admire the most interesting historical locations of the region. We will take you to visit the town of Mirbat, with fishermen who still sails on the traditional boats of the Indian Ocean: the dhow. We will visit the historical fort and the new museum of the city. We will stop at the village of Taqa to enter the ancient house of the governor of the city and experience the interior of a traditional Omani home. We will visit the spectacular lagoon of Khor Rori and the archaeological site of Sumhurram (UNESCO site): a port built by the kingdom of Hadramout to control the trade on Indian Ocean. We will go to the beautiful Ayn Razat spring at the foot of the mountain to relax in the shade of tamarind and acacia trees and enjoy our picnic lunch.

Enjoy a variety of old and modern cultural highlights of Oman’s Dhofar region and its Capital Salalah. First, we drive to the Sultan Qaboos Mosque for a Full Visit then we drive through the coconut, banana and papaya plantations. Stop to visit the plantation drinking coconut and tasting Sugar Banana of Salalah. before visiting Al Baleed Museum for an introduction to the history and culture of Dhofar. Drive to Al Hafa you can see typical Dhofari houses with caravan windows and doors. Walking past the old Sultan’s residential palace, Al Husn, we reach the Old Souk where Frankincense, Dhofari traditional clothes, Crafts and cosmetics are available. A photo stop at Al Hafa Beach one of the most beautiful beaches in all Oman with coconut trees and white clear sand. Return to the Hotel

This 5 hour tour is designed to take tourists to a mix of options For lovers of history and museums: Al Baleed Museum For nature and scenery lovers: Haffa Beach and ittin Mountain Also for shopaholics who want to explore and buy their own products, souvenirs and gifts for their loved ones, there is the Haffa Market. Credit cards are accepted in the malls, but in the market Omani riyals in cash or US dollars are accepted. This tour does not include the purchases you will make during the tour.

This excursion offers you the perfect opportunity to discover the nature and culture of Oman. Your local guide will introduce you to the country and its history and tell you many things you will not find in any guidebook. You will be able to ask all your questions and extra wishes will be taken into account, also regarding the itinerary of the tour. We are sure that this trip will be one of your best vacation memories and many pictures will be taken for your vacation album. Highlights of this tour are the visit of Taqah, the stunning Wadi Darbat and the beaches in the West of Salalah also known as the "caribbean of the orient".

Are you ready for an unforgettable journey through the Arabian paradise of Salalah? Look no further; we have the perfect city tour experience waiting just for you. Private guide (professional) clean car 4wd serious team Add a unique element. Offer authentic, local experiences. Make you happy and Satisfied

Private Half-Day Salalah City Tour gives you the opportunity to discover Salalah nature, culture, history, typical life. Visit the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, Al Balid Archeological site, Luban Market (Al Hafah market) and Salalah Plantation

Experience a drive through the lush Al-Qarā Mountains Explore the ruins of Sumhuram at Khor Rori Visit Mohammed Bin Ali's final resting place in the Bin Ali Mosque Discover the scenic beauty and special history of East Salala and Mirbats on a guided tour of the region. See important historical sites like the ruins of Sumhuram at Khor Rori, the site of the Queen of Sheba Palace.

The tour combine the landscapes with historical and archaeological sites. As well as camel site is a very special part of this tour because the client can see all kind of camels(brown,white and black camel) with explanation of the way of keeping camels. The first stop is frankincense park in wadi dukah.Also ubar archeological site and camel site. Then driving through the sand dunes and waiting for sunset.

It's history, culture nature of south Oman, discover East of Salalah, Taqah City, Sumuhram archeological site, wildlife in Wadi Darbat, Jabal Samhan, Baobab Tree, and Mirbat ancient town.

East Of Salalah is one of the Places to visit in Salalah Oman, it includes the historical part Of Salalah; the ancient ruins of the famous city Sumharam (Khor Rohri) -Salalah Attractions. The town was the easternmost outpost of the Hadramaut kingdom on the ancient frankincense trade route between the Mediterranean Sea, the Persian Gulf, and India. Khor Rohri was an important port on the coast of Dhofar and one of the main commercial cities of frankincense, probably even the center and main port for shipping

‏Enjoy the views of the city of Salalah and mirbat and the old city in Mirbat and how the people they was living , also enjoy with the view from its high mountains like the Jabal Samhan is one of the tallest mountains in the Arabian Peninsula. It is located in Dhofar, south of the Sultanate of Oman. Its maximum height is 2,100 metres. , its picturesque beaches like Al Mirbat beach and Alhafa beach , also we will see the baobab trees its also neer to mirbat and we will see the beautiful castles and forts and its history, with a good qualified guide.

This tour highlights wadi Darbat which is the more popular destination in the region because of the river and waterfalls also in Wadi Darbat you can see lot of camels with baby camels. Also Taqah city which has a beautiful beach and amazing view point. In Taqah beach always the dolphins exist near the beach.

The four elements of the Land of Frankincense vividly depict the centuries-long frankincense commerce that thrived in this region. They are a remarkable testament to the civilizations that have existed in southern Arabia since the Neolithic period. The frankincense trees of Wadi Dawkha, as well as the ruins of the caravan oasis of Ubar in Shisr and the affiliated ports of Khor Rori and Al-Baleed, vividly depict the frankincense trade that thrived in this region for many centuries as one of the most important trading activities of the ancient and medieval world. The frankincense tree (Boswellia sacra) can still be found in Wadi Dawkha, and frankincense is still gathered there. The Wadi drains the north-south mountains seasonally, disappearing into the Rub al Khali desert in the 'Empty Quarter.' Under the severe heat of this region, trees flourish in the alluvial bed of the Wadi.