Discover Nizwa by night: Explore ancient forts, vibrant souqs, and scenic oases. Immerse in Omani culture, history, and traditional cuisine.
- Muscat - Begin your journey from Muscat to Nizwa city, which will take approximately 2 hours.
- Nizwa Fort Oman - Constructed in the 1650s by the second Ya’rubi, Imam Sultan Bin Saif Al Ya’rubi, though its foundations date back to the 12th century. It stands as Oman’s most frequented national monument. The fort served as the administrative center for the ruling Imams and Walis during both peace and conflict. The main structure took around 12 years to finish and was built over an underground stream. The fort is a strong testament to the town’s importance during tumultuous times in Oman’s extensive history.
- Nizwa Souk - Located near the walls of the renowned Nizwa Fort, this souq combines traditional and modern architectural styles. With its numerous alleys and sections, Nizwa Souq has been a hub for local industries for centuries, including daggers, copper, spinning, livestock sales, fish, vegetables, and handicrafts.
- Birkat Al Mouz - Explore the old village and visit a unique coffee shop situated in one of the local houses. Afterwards, drive through the date palm farms and observe the ancient water channel, one of the oldest irrigation systems in Oman. You can also enjoy a view of the Oasis from above.
- Private transportation
- Bottled water
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- Tea and coffee
- Nizwa Fort is 5 Ryal
- Museum is 3 ryal
In the evening, we start our journey to the past through the Sumail Gap, which divides the Western and Easter Hajar Mountains. After this we head to the old capital of Oman, Nizwa, known for its silver Souq and the big round fort, built during the period of the Yoruba dynasty. After visiting the Souq and the Fort, Then we drive to BirkatAlMouz, a pretty oasis known for its sheer scenic value. Reach from there to the roof of Oman, the Saiq Plateau. A beautiful village which was only accessible by donkeys, for hundred of years.
Explore art, traditional food experience and to learn more about Oman culture and history.
Nizwa was the capital of Oman in the 6th and 7th centuries.
However, it was center of trade, education and art. Also, to know about how old Omanis built the old irrigation system (falaj).
- Not recommended for Covid
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