Whether walking through traditional souks, camping under the desert sky, or soaking in the turquoise waters of Oman’s wadis, every moment here is an adventure.

The Department of Heritage and Tourism is facilitating tourism licensing processes and organising year-round events ...

NIZWA: The number of visitors to heritage and tourist attractions in Al Dakhiliyah Governorate surged to 415,081 in 2024, marking a 32.94 per ...

In the arid mountains of northern Oman, rocky caves hold pools of water. Naturalists were exploring these subterranean lakes in the Al-Hoota cave in 1980 when they discovered a white, eyeless fish. It ...

Unlike its glitzy neighbors, Oman remains untouched, authentic, and incredibly scenic, offering a travel experience unlike any other. From golden deserts and turquoise wadis to ancient forts and ...