• Wadi Dawkah - For millennia, Omani families have resided among the incense trees of Wadi Dawkah, safeguarding, collecting, and trading incense, often referred to as the “gold of the desert.” In 2000, UNESCO acknowledged Wadi Dawkah’s significant contribution to Omani heritage, culture, and biodiversity.

Amouage honors this legacy by sourcing the world’s finest incense, creating a must-visit destination that educates visitors on the various stages involved in producing this natural ingredient.

• Thumrait - Thumrait is a quaint town in Oman’s Dhofar region, celebrated for its rich history and cultural heritage. Over the centuries, Thumrait has been shaped by diverse civilizations and cultures, playing a pivotal role in the region’s development. This blog post delves into Thumrait’s history and its numerous attractions that echo the city’s past.
• Rub Al Khali - The Empty Quarter, or Rub’ al Khali, is the world’s largest continuous sand desert, stretching across parts of Oman, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, and the United Arab Emirates.
  Dune bashing is a favored desert activity in the Empty Quarter, though the term is often linked with tours in more accessible desert areas like Dubai. A skilled driver navigates a specialized SUV over the dunes at varying speeds, offering an exhilarating experience. To genuinely explore the Empty Quarter, a specialized tour is recommended over a standard tourist tour, as the area is vast, desolate, and sparsely populated.
• Ubar - The ancient city of Ubar (وبار), also known as Wubar, now Shisr (الشصر), is an archaeological site in Oman’s Dhofar Province. Since its discovery in 1990 AD, the lost city has been known by many names, including Ubar, Wabar, Iram (ارم), and Atlantis of Sands. Artifacts suggest the city dates back to before 2800 BC. Legend claims it was destroyed by divine intervention due to the inhabitants’ decadence, but recent evidence indicates it may have collapsed between 100 to 200 AD when a large limestone cave beneath it gave way. It is situated on a small hill in the barren region of present-day South Oman, known as the “Empty Quarter (الربع الخالي).” The fortress’s large fountain was the sole water source for several days’ journey.

• Bottled water
• Tea and coffee

Explore the ancient Bedouin settlement in Thumrait and witness the breathtaking sunset over the towering dunes of the Empty Quarter at Wadi Dokha National Park. This tour provides a chance to immerse yourself in the distinctive ambiance of Amman, situated to the south, and to observe the captivating blend of tradition and modernity. Discover the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Lost City of Opar and marvel at the world’s largest incense tree in Wadi Duka. Conclude your day with a delightful cup of Arabic coffee or tea while enjoying an unforgettable desert view.

• Explore the ancient Bedouin settlement in Thumrait
• Witness the sunset over the dunes of the Empty Quarter
• Discover the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Lost City of Opar
• High-quality all-wheel drive and professional English-speaking tour guide

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