[2025 Nizwa Attraction] Travel Guide for Nizwa Fort (Updated May)

Dubai is fun, but you can't play for a long time just for it, so be sure to go to Abu Dhabi and Oman, both are visa-free countries, and it's super cool to play. . 🌏First, where is Oman? Oman is located on the Arabian Peninsula, bordered by the United Arab Emirates to the northwest, Yemen to the south, Saudi Arabia to the west, and the Arabian Sea to the entire east. Compared to the oil-rich countries like Qatar and the United Arab Emirates, Oman is as low-key as an infp. The public security here is also good, and the country is stable without any wars, it is a country worth traveling. . ✈Transportation: At present, there is no direct flight in China, usually transfer in Dubai, so you can fly to Dubai first, then go to Abu Dhabi, and then fly to Oman from Abu Dhabi. It is said that you can take a bus to Oman from Dubai, but the operation is more troublesome to buy tickets on site, so this method is not recommended, it's too troublesome. . ✅Recommended attractions: 📍Mutrah fort night view Mutrah fort is really recommended to go up and order a cup of coffee at sunset, you can overlook the bay and the whole city, it is a high point in the city, the ticket is 2 rials. 📍Bahla Fort It is said to be the largest fortress in Oman, you can see many repair traces, after all, it is a long time ago building. About 20 kilometers from Nizwa Fortress 📍Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque It is the largest mosque in Oman and the third largest mosque in the world. Free admission, but it seems to be closed on Fridays, everyone can understand in advance, you need to wear long sleeves and trousers to go in, ladies also need to wear a headscarf! 📍Royal Opera House Closes at 15 o'clock, the ticket is 3 rials, friends who are interested in opera art must come here to see 📍Market Mutrah Souq Here you can find a lot of interesting local specialties, remember to bargain! 📍Nizwa Castle Oman is known as the country of a thousand fortresses, and Nizwa Castle is the oldest fortress in Oman. The best shooting time is after 4 o'clock, it won't be very hot, but the light is soft, easy to film, and you can see the super beautiful sunset. . ⚠Travel tips: 1, Remember to prepare a plug converter 2, It is recommended to find a larger exchange point to exchange currency, airport exchange is not cost-effective 3, The phone card can be bought at the airport 4, If conditions permit, it is recommended to drive by yourself, car rental and fuel costs are not very expensive, navigation can use Google

If you’re in Oman you have to take a moment pro travel to Nizwa Fort. Breathtaking full of history, to see how well it’s been maintained, the welcome song and dance was truly humbling setting the scene for the rest of the exploration. So much to read and explore, don’t forget the garden with a farm where you can feed the animals.

Getting There - Nizwa is approximately 1.5hr drive from Muscat the current capital. Attractions - Nizwa is the old capital of Oman. It's known for its iconic 17th century fort with a massive cylindrical tower. Its bustling traditional souq is famous for silver and handicrafts. It offers diverse goods from fresh produce to traditional Omani daggers reflecting Nizwa's rich cultural heritage as a former capital. Hotels - We stayed at DoubleTree by Hilton Muscat Qurum. Food & Restaurants and Shopping - There are small locally owned shops and restaurants around the area. The items are priced reasonably and the food from whenever we tried was delicious. #nizwa #nizwafort #oman #shopping #culture #middleeast

#earthdayjourney Nizwa Fort is one of Oman’s most iconic landmarks, offering an extraordinary journey through the country’s rich history and architectural brilliance. Built in the 17th century, this massive fortress once served as the seat of power for Oman’s Imams and played a key role in defending the city. The fort’s design is a marvel, with its towering walls, intricate defence mechanisms, and strategic location atop a hill. As I explored the fort, I was captivated by its massive circular tower, which offers panoramic views of Nizwa and the surrounding landscapes, including the Hajar Mountains. The interior of the fort is just as impressive, with displays detailing the fort’s history, the weapons used during its time, and its role in Oman’s culture and defence. The Nizwa Souq is just a short walk away, making the fort part of a larger cultural experience in Nizwa. The fort’s preservation, through sustainable conservation efforts, ensures that future generations can enjoy this peek into Oman’s storied past. A visit to Nizwa Fort is a must for anyone looking to connect with Oman’s heritage and witness the country’s unique blend of history and hospitality. #nizwa #oman #travel #sustainabilitytravel

Sisters! An eight-day tour guide to Bahrain and other countries is here! Super practical tips to help you explore the customs of many countries, come and have a look! 🏃Route arrangement: Day 1: Fly from Guangzhou to Manama. Start your trip to Bahrain and set off for an exotic destination! Day 2: Bahrain Trade Port Archaeological Site -> Bahrain Fort -> Bahrain National Museum Explore Bahrain’s historical sites and experience ancient civilization. Day 3: Visit the Pearl Road in Manama, visit the First Well, the Tree of Life, King Fahd Bridge, and see the World Trade Center from afar, then fly to Muscat. Take in the modern charm of Bahrain before heading off to your next destination. Day 4: Nizwa Castle->Nizwa Bazaar->Ras Al Hamra Golf Club->Afraja Irrigation System->Bahla Fort->Jablin Fort Experience the wonderful combination of history and nature in Muscat. Day 5: Muscat Sultanate Palace->Muscat Royal Opera House Experience the royal elegance and artistic charm. Day 6: Qatar National Museum->Doha Museum of Islamic Art->Katara Cultural Village->Lusail Stadium Immerse yourself in the cultural and sports atmosphere of Qatar. Day 7: Msheireb Enrichment Centre-> Waqif Traditional Market Learn more about Qatar’s tradition and modernity. Day 8: End of the journey and return to Guangzhou. End this unforgettable multi-country trip with full of memories! Attractions: Doha Museum of Islamic Art ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Doha, Qatar - Opening hours: Friday 13:30-19:00; Thursday 09:00-21:00; Wednesday closed; Monday-Tuesday, Saturday-Sunday 09:00-19:00 - Tour duration: 2-4 hours - The white limestone building is set against the scenery of the Arabian Sea, which is beautiful. Qatar National Museum ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Museum Park St, Doha, Qatar - Opening hours: Friday 13:30-19:00; Monday, Wednesday, Saturday-Sunday 9:00-19:00; Tuesday closed; Thursday 09:00-21:00 - Visiting time: 2-3 hours - Designed by the famous architect Jean Nouvel, the museum shines like a gem. Souq Waqif ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Doha, Qatar - Opening hours: Monday-Thursday, Saturday-Sunday 07:00-12:30, 15:00-22:00; Friday 12:30-22:00 - Visiting time: 1-3 hours - With a wide variety of goods and a vibrant atmosphere, the market is a great place for shopping and exploration. Must-have before traveling: 🧳Tour multiple countries in one trip, set off with ease! 📞Be sure to prepare your phone card so you don’t have to worry about making local calls. 🔌Bring all the plug converters so you can charge anytime and anywhere. 🪪You will feel at ease only when you have all the documents. Don’t forget your visa and passport. 👗Clothing should be matched with the climate, comfort and sun protection are both important. 🔋Charger and mobile power supply, no need to run out of power when traveling. 💊Prepare some commonly used medicines for a healthier journey. Travel to multiple countries including Bahrain and enjoy the exotic customs. May your journey be filled with happiness and unforgettable memories! 🌍✨

14-day in-depth tour of Saudi Arabia and more! Travel through deserts and cities, and experience the unique Middle Eastern charm. It's definitely worth a visit! -------- 🛫Itinerary: Day 1: Shanghai → Bahrain → Riyadh. Depart from Shanghai Pudong Airport at noon, transfer in Bahrain, and arrive in Riyadh. Day 2-3: Explore Riyadh. Visit Diriyah, Boulevard Riyadh City, the National Museum of Saudi Arabia, and experience the local culture. Day 4-5: Riyadh → Jeddah. Visit King Fahd's Fountain, the Floating Mosque, and other attractions in Jeddah. Day 6-8: Jeddah → Muscat (Oman). Visit Bahla Fort, Nizwa Fort, and more in Muscat, and experience a dolphin tour. Day 9-11: Muscat → Doha (Qatar). Visit the Museum of Islamic Art, Katara Cultural Village, and more, and experience the cultural charm of Qatar. Day 12: Doha → Manama (Bahrain). Visit the Manama Souq, Bahrain International Circuit, and more, and experience the unique charm of Bahrain. Day 13: Manama → Shanghai. Continue exploring Bahrain, then fly back to Shanghai. Day 14: Arrive at Shanghai Pudong Airport and end your Arabian Peninsula trip. ❤️ -------- Must-visit attractions: Museum of Islamic Art ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Doha, Qatar - Opening hours: Fri 1:30pm–7pm; Thu 9am–9pm; Wed closed; Mon–Tue, Sat–Sun 9am–7pm - Duration: 2–4 hours - The beauty of the white limestone building and the view of the Arabian Sea are definitely worth a visit! National Museum of Qatar ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Museum Park St, Doha, Qatar - Opening hours: Fri 1:30pm–7pm; Mon, Wed, Sat–Sun 9am–7pm; Tue closed; Thu 9am–9pm - Duration: 2–3 hours - Designed by renowned architect Jean Nouvel, the museum has a rich collection and is a great place to learn about the history and culture of Qatar. Kingdom Centre ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: King Abdullah Rd, King Fahd, Riyadh 12271 - Opening hours: Mon–Thu, Sat–Sun 9:30am–10:30pm; Fri 3:35pm–10:30pm - Duration: 1–2 hours - A landmark building. You can enjoy a panoramic view of the city from the top, making it a great place to take photos! -------- Travel essentials: Easy packing guide for multi-country trips 🧳 📞 Communication: Don't forget to bring an international roaming SIM card, a spare phone, and a plug adapter so you can stay connected and charged wherever you go. 🆔 Documents: Passport, visa, driver's license, and insurance documents are essential for multi-country trips, so don't forget them. 👕 Clothing: Considering the large temperature difference in Saudi Arabia and other places in February, we recommend bringing a light down jacket, long-sleeved shirt, and breathable sneakers to stay warm and comfortable. 🔋 Daily necessities: In addition to regular toiletries, bring sunscreen, a sun hat, and a portable charger to keep your trip powered. -------- A trip to Saudi Arabia is more than just deserts and oil. It's a deep cultural experience. A multi-country trip will make your journey even more colorful!

Attention museum lovers! A 14-day in-depth tour of Saudi Arabia and other countries will take you to explore historical sites and experience cultural shocks! One guide is all you need! . Saudi Arabia, a place where history and modernity blend, has both ancient castles 🏰 and spectacular deserts 🏜️. Experience Arabian style, taste authentic food 🍽️, and visit multiple countries. Saudi Arabia is a must-see! . Itinerary: Day 1-2: Shanghai → Bahrain → Jeddah Depart from Shanghai Pudong Airport to Bahrain, then transfer to Jeddah. Upon arrival, visit the old town of Al Balad, the exterior of the Nassif House, and the Tayebat Museum. Day 3: Jeddah in-depth tour Stay in Jeddah, visit the King Fahd Fountain, the exterior of the Floating Mosque, and stroll along the new Jeddah Corniche to enjoy the charm of the seaside city. Day 4-5: Jeddah → Riyadh Take a domestic flight to Riyadh, visit the Diriyah site and the Boulevard. Then visit the Masmak Fortress, the old Riyadh market, and have the opportunity to visit a local family and climb the Sky Bridge of the Kingdom Center to overlook the city. Day 6-8: Riyadh → Muscat → Nizwa Fly from Riyadh to Muscat, visit the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, Mutrah Fort, and other attractions. Then head to Nizwa to visit historical sites such as Bahla Fort and Nizwa Castle. Day 9-11: Muscat → Doha Take an international flight to Doha, experience the dolphin-watching tour, visit the Museum of Islamic Art, Katara Cultural Village, and other unique attractions, and enjoy the fun of the desert inland sea sandboarding tour. Day 12-13: Doha → Manama → Shanghai Fly from Doha to Manama, the capital of Bahrain, and visit the traditional market, Bahrain International Circuit, etc. Before returning to Shanghai the next day, you will also visit the Al Fateh Mosque and the Bahrain National Museum. Day 14: Arrive in Shanghai Arrive at Shanghai Pudong Airport at noon and end the wonderful trip to the Arabian Peninsula. ❤️ . Travel essentials: multi-country travel checklist is here 🧳 📞 Prepare a phone card for easy contact. 🔌 Plug adapter is a must, pay attention to different voltages. 🪪 Make sure you have all the documents, visas, and passports. 👕 Clothes should be suitable for the local climate, light, breathable, and sun-proof. 🔋 Chargers and power banks, always have power. 💊 Bring common medicines with you, health and safety are important. 💰 Prepare both credit cards and cash for easier shopping and spending. . A trip to Saudi Arabia is more than just deserts and oil, there are cultural collisions and unknown adventures waiting for you to discover!

Explore the secrets of museums in Saudi Arabia and more this winter. This 14-day tour will take you to experience different cultures. Unlock new ways to travel! -------- 🛣️Itinerary: Day 1-2: Depart from Shanghai, transfer in Bahrain, and arrive in Riyadh. Visit Diriyah, Boulevard Riyadh City, the National Museum of Saudi Arabia, and Murabba Palace. Day 3: Stay in Riyadh, visit the exterior of Masmak Fortress, the old market, and experience local family life. Visit Kingdom Centre and Sky Bridge. Day 4-5: Transfer to Jeddah, explore King Fahd's Fountain, the exterior of the Floating Mosque, and the New Corniche. On the second day, visit the old town, the exterior of Naseef House, and Tayebat Museum. Day 6-8: Head to Muscat, Oman. Visit Bahla Fort, the exterior of Jabrin Castle, Nizwa Fort, and the market. Go dolphin watching and visit Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque. Day 9-11: Arrive in Doha, Qatar. Visit museums, Katara Cultural Village, The Pearl-Qatar, and go on a desert safari. Explore Education City Mosque, the National Library, and more. Day 12-13: Return to Bahrain. Visit the market, F1 circuit, and the opera house. On the second day, visit Al Fateh Grand Mosque, Bahrain Bay, and return to Shanghai. Day 14: Arrive at Shanghai Pudong Airport. The Arabian Peninsula tour ends. ❤️ -------- Must-see attractions: Museum of Islamic Art ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Doha, Qatar ⏰Opening hours: Fri 1:30pm–7pm; Thu 9am–9pm; Mon–Tue, Sat–Sun 9am–7pm (closed on Wed) 🕰️Duration: 2–4 hours The white limestone building showcases the beauty of Islamic art and offers stunning views of the Arabian Sea. National Museum of Qatar ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Museum Park St, Doha, Qatar ⏰Opening hours: Fri 1:30pm–7pm; Mon, Wed, Sat–Sun 9am–7pm; Thu 9am–9pm (closed on Tue) 🕰️Duration: 2–3 hours A masterpiece designed by Jean Nouvel, the museum has a rich collection of exhibits. Kingdom Centre ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: King Abdullah Rd, King Fahd, Riyadh 12271 ⏰Opening hours: Mon–Thu, Sat–Sun 9:30am–10:30pm; Fri 3:35pm–10:30pm 🕰️Duration: 1–2 hours A landmark building. The top offers a panoramic view of the city. A must-see! -------- Notes: - February weather: Saudi Arabia is warm and comfortable during the day in February, but cooler at night. Remember to bring a light jacket. 🧥 - Visa information: Visas are required for multiple countries. Apply in advance to ensure a smooth trip. 📝 - Food: Try local specialties such as grilled lamb chops and desserts. 🍽️ - Exchange rate: Check the exchange rate between the local currency and CNY for shopping and spending. 💸 -------- Explore Saudi Arabia and more. One trip, multiple experiences. Enjoy exotic customs and cultures. Don't miss out!

Planning a family trip for the Lunar New Year? Why not visit Oman and more? Visit the National Museum of Qatar and the Bahrain Trade Port Archaeological Site to experience the unique charm of history and culture with your family. -- 🚩Itinerary: Day 1: Depart from your hometown and transfer to Doha. Day 2-4: After visiting Doha, fly to Muscat (Oman). Visit the National Museum, Katara Cultural Village, and more to experience the culture and history of Oman. Day 5-6: Leave Oman and head to Manama (Bahrain) to explore the Bahrain Trade Port Archaeological Site and more. Then head to Dammam (Saudi Arabia) to visit the King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture. Day 7-9: Travel deeper into Saudi Arabia, from Dammam to Riyadh, to experience the natural beauty of Al-Ahsa Oasis and Jebel Qara, and visit the National Museum of Saudi Arabia and more. Day 10-13: Fly to Lahore (Pakistan) to visit Lahore Fort, Shalimar Gardens, and more. Then head to Islamabad to explore the Rohtas Fort, Shah Faisal Mosque, and more historical and cultural sites. Day 14-15: End your exotic journey and return to your hometown from Islamabad. -- Must-see attractions: 🏰 The Pearl-Qatar: Stroll through the gardens and enjoy the beauty and tranquility of Pearl Island, a great place to relax. 🏛️ Nizwa Fort: Explore Oman's history, visit museums, dark rooms, and ancient rooms, and experience cultural heritage with your family. 🌳 Al Shafa Park: Get close to nature, admire the President's Tree, and experience the wonderful world of the botanical garden, a great choice for a family trip. -- Some tips: - Airport transportation: Learn about transportation from the airport to the city in advance. You can choose a taxi or public transportation 🚕. - Visa information: You need to apply for a visa in advance to visit Oman and more to ensure a smooth entry 😊. - Exchange rate: The exchange rate between the Omani Rial and the Chinese Yuan is about 18.88, so please pay attention when spending 💰. - January weather: The weather in Oman in January is pleasant, warm, and comfortable during the day, but a little chilly at night, so remember to bring a coat 🧥. -- 🎉We hope you have a wonderful time and make unforgettable memories on your multi-country trip!

Hey friends! Check out this 8-day Bahrain multi-country tour guide, which will take you on a journey through the unique cultures of multiple countries. It's packed with useful information, so don't miss out! . Bahrain, the shining pearl of the Persian Gulf 🌟, is located between Qatar and Saudi Arabia. It boasts a rich history and unique regional style. Embark on a multi-country tour including Bahrain and experience the unique charm of the Middle East's backyard! 🌺 . 🌟 Route Overview: DAY 1: Arrive in Manama and start your Bahrain journey! DAY 2: Bahrain Trade Port Archaeological Site - Bahrain Fort - Bahrain National Museum Explore the ancient civilization of Bahrain and feel the weight of history. DAY 3: Manama (Pearl Road + Starting Well, Tree of Life, King Fahd Causeway) - World Trade Center (exterior), then fly to Muscat Experience Bahrain's natural and cultural attractions and the charm of the Pearl Road. DAY 4: Nizwa Fort - Nizwa Souq - Ras Al Hamra Golf Club - Aflaj Irrigation Systems - Bahla Fort - Jabrin Castle Explore Muscat's historical sites and experience the local atmosphere. DAY 5: Sultan's Palace in Muscat - Royal Opera House Muscat Visit the grandeur of the palace and the artistic atmosphere of the opera house, and experience the royal style. DAY 6: National Museum of Qatar - Museum of Islamic Art in Doha - Katara Cultural Village - Lusail Stadium Learn about Qatar's culture and art, and experience the grandeur of the stadium. DAY 7: Msheireb Enrichment Centre - Souq Waqif Experience the beauty of Qatar's blend of tradition and modernity, and explore the bustling market. DAY 8: End the journey and return to Guangzhou 🛫 Return home with fond memories of this wonderful multi-country tour! . Travel Preparation: 📞 Don't forget your SIM card, so you can enjoy local data and calls. 🔌 Bring plug adapters, so you don't have to worry about charging. 🪪 Make sure you have all your documents, passports, and visas, so you don't have any trouble at customs. 👕 Dress according to the weather, with short sleeves during the day and a jacket at night. . Enjoy the exotic charm of a multi-country tour including Bahrain, and may your journey be filled with surprises and joy, leaving you with unforgettable memories! 🌟

Multi-country tour of Bahrain and more, don't hesitate! This 8-day tour guide will take you on a journey through multiple countries, and you won't want to miss it! / 🎉Itinerary: Day 1: Guangzhou—Manama Depart from Guangzhou and fly directly to Manama, the capital of Bahrain, to start your mysterious Middle Eastern journey! Day 2: Bahrain Trade Port Archaeological Site—Bahrain Fort—Bahrain National Museum Explore Bahrain's historical sites in depth, from ancient trade ports to the solid Bahrain Fort, and the treasures in the museum, to experience Bahrain's cultural heritage. Day 3: Manama Pearl Road—Starting Well—Tree of Life—King Fahd Causeway—World Trade Center (exterior)—Muscat Follow the Pearl Road to explore Bahrain's pearl culture. First, visit the well, the Tree of Life, and the amazing King Fahd Causeway, then view the World Trade Center from afar, and finally fly to the next stop—Muscat. Day 4: Nizwa Fort—Nizwa Souq—Ras Al Hamra Golf Club—Aflaj Irrigation Systems—Bahla Fort—Jabreen Castle In Muscat, first visit the ancient Nizwa Fort and the bustling souq. Then head to the golf club for some leisure time, then visit the ancient irrigation systems and solid fort, and finally arrive at Jabreen Castle to experience the weight of history. Day 5: Sultan's Palace—Royal Opera House Muscat Visit the Sultan's Palace to experience the elegance and mystery of the Arab royal family. In the evening, head to the Royal Opera House to enjoy a wonderful opera performance. Day 6: National Museum of Qatar—Museum of Islamic Art—Katara Cultural Village—Lusail Stadium Head to Qatar to visit the National Museum and the Museum of Islamic Art to experience Qatar's cultural charm. Then head to the cultural village to experience local life, and finally visit Lusail Stadium to experience the passion and vitality of sports. Day 7: Msheireb Enrichment Centre—Souq Waqif Learn about Qatar's modernization at the Msheireb Enrichment Centre, then head to Souq Waqif to experience authentic Qatari culture. Day 8: Muscat—Guangzhou End your wonderful Middle Eastern journey and return to your warm home in Guangzhou from Muscat.🏠 / **Notes**: - Exchange rate: The Bahraini dinar is very valuable, 19 Bahraini dinars ≈ 19.34 RMB, remember to convert in advance~💸 - Time difference: Bahrain is 5 hours behind Beijing time, adjust your time difference and enjoy your trip!⏰ - Airport transportation: Bahrain International Airport is easily accessible, with taxis and buses to choose from!🚖🚌 - Food: Be sure to try the Arabic barbecue and Bahraini crab, you won't want to miss it!🍖🦀 / Experience the culture of multiple countries all at once! The Bahrain trip is over, but the heart of exploration never stops, the next stop, a more exciting world awaits you!

🕌 During a recent weekend road-trip from Dubai, I had the pleasure of exploring one of my favourites destinations in Oman: the charming city of Nizwa. Nestled in the heart of the country, Nizwa js rich in culture, history, and authentic experiences. Once the capital of Oman, Nizwa has long been a hub of trade, religion, and education, making it an important historical center. Nizwa is also renowned for its vibrant souk, known for its traditional silver jewellery, pottery, spices, and local produce, attracting visitors seeking a glimpse of authentic Omani culture. #historicallandmarks 🏨 We arrived late at night and checked into the Antique Inn, a unique and local hotel full of character. #hotelstay ☕️ The next morning, we started our day early with a visit to Anat Cafe, a new gem in the city. The coffee was exceptional, and the cozy atmosphere made it my favourite spot in Nizwa. #localguides #coffee 🚶🏼♀️After our coffee, we explored the city, starting with the iconic Nizwa Souk. Walking through the market was a sensory delight, from the bustling fish and meat sections to the aromatic spice stalls. The local craft and silver jewellery also make this a great spot for souvenirs. #historicculture 🥙 For lunch, we stopped at Shawathin Coffeeshop and Cafe mear the souk. I can confidently say it was the best shawarma I have ever had, and their smoothies were equally impressive - a must try when in Nizwa! #localfood #foodie 🌅 After lunch, we continued our road trip towards Muscat, arriving just in time for sunset. We stopped at the Crowne Plaza Muscat, which offers a restaurant and bar overlooking the sea. Sipping drinks while watching the sun dip below the horizon was the perfect way to end the day! #sunset Useful Tips: - Stay at Antique Inn for a cozy and authentic Omani experience. - Explore Nizwa Soul early in the day to avoid crowds and experience the market at its liveliest. - Visit Nizwa Fort to explore a historical masterpiece. - Try local dates and halwa from the souk as sweet souvenirs. - If you have time, explore nearby attractions like Jebel Akhdar and Bahla Fort for more historical and natural beauty. This short yet fulfilling road trip perfectly blends culture, local flavours, and scenic views, making it an unforgettable weekend getaway from Dubai!

Explore Bahrain and more countries this winter with this 8-day itinerary. Experience exotic customs and cultures. Don't miss out! -- 🗺️ Itinerary: DAY1: Guangzhou👉Manama Head to Manama, the capital of Bahrain, and start your exotic journey! DAY2: Bahrain Trade Port Archaeological Site->Bahrain Fort->Bahrain National Museum Explore the historical sites of Bahrain and experience the ancient civilization and cultural heritage of Bahrain. DAY3: Manama (Pearl Road + Three Highlights (First Well, Tree of Life, King Fahd Causeway) + World Trade Center (exterior))👉Muscat Visit the iconic attractions of Manama, then head to Muscat to continue your adventure. DAY4: Nizwa Fort->Nizwa Souq->Ras Al Hamra Golf Club->Aflaj Irrigation Systems->Bahla Fort->Jabreen Castle Visit the surrounding areas of Muscat to experience the local history, culture, and customs, and feel the different atmosphere of life. DAY5: Al Alam Palace->Royal Opera House Muscat Visit the grandeur of the Sultan's Palace and the artistic atmosphere of the Royal Opera House to experience the cultural charm of Oman. DAY6: National Museum of Qatar->Museum of Islamic Art->Katara Cultural Village->Lusail Stadium Head to Qatar to explore its rich culture and art, and experience the unique charm of the World Cup host country. DAY7: Msheireb Enrichment Centre->Souq Waqif Learn more about the traditions and modernity of Qatar, and experience the hustle and bustle of the local market. DAY8: Return to Guangzhou End this unforgettable multi-country trip and return to Guangzhou with full memories and gains.🌟 -- Must-see attractions: 🌟 Museum of Islamic Art 🌟🌟 Recommendation: 4 stars Address: Doha, Qatar Opening hours: Friday 13:30-19:00; Thursday 09:00-21:00; Monday-Tuesday, Saturday-Sunday 09:00-19:00 (closed on Wednesday) Duration: 2-4 hours The white limestone building is set against the backdrop of the Arabian Sea, beautiful! 🏛️ National Museum of Qatar 🏛️ Recommendation: 4 stars Address: Museum Park St, Doha, Qatar Opening hours: Friday 13:30-19:00; Monday, Wednesday, Saturday-Sunday 9:00-19:00; Thursday 09:00-21:00 (closed on Tuesday) Duration: 2-3 hours A masterpiece by Jean Nouvel, not to be missed. 🛍️ Souq Waqif 🛍️ Recommendation: 4 stars Address: Doha, Qatar Opening hours: Monday-Thursday, Saturday-Sunday 07:00-12:30, 15:00-22:00; Friday 12:30-22:00 Duration: 1-3 hours A wide variety of goods, a lively atmosphere, a great place to shop! 🎭 Katara Cultural Village 🎭 Recommendation: 3 stars Address: 9G6F+CR3, Doha, Qatar Opening hours: Open all day Duration: 1-2 hours A gathering place for art, culture, and food, loved by the people of Doha. -- Travel preparation: 🧳 📞 SIM card, Wi-Fi device: Cross-border communication without barriers, and enjoy the Internet without interruption. 🔌 Plug adapter: Travel to multiple countries, charge without worry, and always have full power. 🪪 Documents, visa: Essential for traveling abroad, travel to multiple countries legally and safely. 👕 Clothing: Travel in January, light down jacket + sun protection clothing, to cope with the changeable climate. 🔋 Charger, power bank: Sufficient power, travel without power interruption, enjoy every moment. -- Travel to multiple countries, enjoy the journey, and explore the unique scenery at every stop. Don't miss these unforgettable trips!

Parents, take your kids on a trip! Visit Oman and other countries, and take your kids to the National Museum of Qatar and the Bahrain Trade Port Archaeological Site to explore history and culture together. It's so much fun! -------- 🗓Itinerary: DAY 1: Depart from your hometown and transfer to Doha. DAY 2–DAY 4: Fly from Doha to Muscat, Oman, and visit the National Museum, Katara Cultural Village, Pearl Island, Lusail Stadium, and explore Nizwa Fort, the market, and Misfah Ancient Village. DAY 5–DAY 6: Head to Manama, Bahrain, and visit the Bahrain Trade Port Archaeological Site, Al Fateh Mosque, and then head to Dammam, Saudi Arabia, and visit the King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture. DAY 7–DAY 9: Continue your journey in Saudi Arabia, passing through Hofuf to Riyadh, and experience colorful attractions such as Al-Ahsa Oasis and Qaisariyah Market, and visit Masmak Fortress, the National Museum of Saudi Arabia, and more. DAY 10–DAY 13: Fly to Lahore and Islamabad, Pakistan, and explore Lahore Fort, Shalimar Gardens, and experience the shock of the India-Pakistan border flag-lowering ceremony, then visit Rohtas Fort, Shah Faisal Mosque, and other famous attractions. DAY 14–DAY 15: End your trip and return to your hometown. -------- Must-visit attractions: Nizwa Fort ⭐⭐⭐ Address: City Center, Nizwa Opening hours: Fri 8:00–11:30, 16:30–20:00; Mon–Thu, Sat–Sun 8:00–20:00 Duration: 1–2 hours The museum in Nizwa Fort will take you through the history and local culture of Oman. The Arabian-style architecture of the fort is also very charming. Don't forget to climb the tower and enjoy the view of the charming palm garden! Hill Park ⭐⭐⭐ Address: Islamabad Expressway, Islamabad, Islamabad Capital Territory 44000 Opening hours: Thu, Sat 00:00–08:30, 09:30–00:00; Mon–Wed, Fri, Sun 00:00–08:00, 09:30–00:00 Duration: 2–3 hours Hill Park is a great place for a family trip! The large botanical garden here allows you and your children to get close to nature and feel the charm of nature. Come and explore! -------- **Notes**: January climate: The climate in Oman in January is dry and suitable for travel, but the temperature difference between morning and evening is large, so remember to bring a thick coat. 🧣 Specialty prices: Oman's specialties such as dates and spices are very affordable, so you can visit the local market for surprise prices! 🎁 Food: Don't miss Oman's traditional food, such as grilled meat and halva desserts, which have a unique taste and are unforgettable! 🍖🍰 Dress code: Respect local customs, dress conservatively, and avoid unnecessary trouble. 👗 Safety tips: Oman is safe, but you still need to take care of your personal belongings and stay alert. 🔒 Currency exchange: Exchange some Omani currency in advance for emergencies. 💶 -------- Come to Oman and other countries to enjoy exotic customs and leave unforgettable memories. Let's explore the unknown journey together!

Hey guys, here's a 14-day itinerary for Saudi Arabia and other countries! One article is enough to explore multiple countries. Save it now and start your advanced journey! / Travel to Saudi Arabia and other countries, explore the thousand-year history, enjoy the beauty of the desert 🏜️ and oasis, and experience the unique local customs 🕌. Stroll through the ancient city and enjoy exotic food 🍽️, making your journey a magical journey through time and space! / 🛫 Itinerary: D1-D2: Shanghai ✈️ Bahrain ✈️ Jeddah, visit the old town of Al Balad, Nassif House (exterior), and Tayebat Museum. D3: Continue your journey in Jeddah, visit King Fahd's Fountain, Floating Mosque (exterior), and Jeddah Corniche. D4-D5: Jeddah ✈️ Riyadh, explore Diriyah, Boulevard Riyadh City, Masmak Fortress (exterior), Murabba Palace, and more. You will also visit a local family and visit Kingdom Centre and Sky Bridge. D6-D8: Riyadh ✈️ Muscat, visit historical sites such as Bahla Fort and Nizwa Fort, experience a dolphin-watching tour, and visit Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque. D9-D11: Muscat ✈️ Doha, learn more about the Museum of Islamic Art, Katara Cultural Village, and more. Enjoy a desert safari in the Inland Sea, and visit cultural sites such as Education City Mosque and Qatar National Library. D12: Doha ✈️ Manama, visit traditional markets, experience the speed and passion of the Bahrain International Circuit and Karting Club, and visit the Bahrain Opera House and Bahrain Fort (exterior). D13: Manama ✈️ Shanghai, the rest of the itinerary includes Al Fateh Grand Mosque, King Fahd Causeway (exterior), Bahrain National Museum, and more. D14: Arrive in Shanghai and end your wonderful journey to the Arabian Peninsula. 🛬 / Travel tips: 1. Airport transportation 🚗: Saudi airports are well-equipped, and taxis and self-driving are convenient options. 2. Visa information 📒: Apply for a business or tourist visa in advance to start your multi-country tour! 3. Exchange rate 💰: The exchange rate of Saudi Riyal to RMB is stable, and it is convenient to exchange money locally. It is very reliable to carry US dollars! 4. Food 🍽️: Dates are a specialty of Saudi Arabia, affordable, and suitable as a gift. / Saudi Arabia and other countries, may every step you take be in a story, bringing back unforgettable memories! 🌟

14-day tour of Saudi Arabia and other countries. Explore the best of the Middle East in one trip! Amazing itinerary, experience exotic customs and practices, don't miss out! -- 🛫Itinerary: Day 1-2: Shanghai→Bahrain→Jeddah. Visit Al Balad, Nassif House (exterior), and Tayebat Museum. Day 3: Jeddah in-depth tour. Visit King Fahd's Fountain, Floating Mosque (exterior), and Jeddah Corniche. Day 4-5: Jeddah→Riyadh. Explore Diriyah, Boulevard Riyadh City, Masmak Fortress, Murabba Palace, and other historical sites. Visit the old market in Riyadh and a local family. Day 6-8: Riyadh→Muscat. Visit the National Museum of Saudi Arabia, then head to Oman. Visit Bahla Fort, Nizwa Fort, and other sites. Go on a dolphin-watching tour and visit the Muscat market. Day 9-11: Muscat→Doha. Visit the Museum of Islamic Art, Katara Cultural Village, and other sites. Experience a desert safari and visit cultural landmarks such as mosques and museums in Doha. Day 12-13: Doha→Manama→Shanghai. Visit the Bahrain market, F1 circuit, temples, and other sites. Return to Shanghai. Day 14: Arrive at Shanghai Pudong International Airport. The Arabian Peninsula tour ends.🏝️ -- Must-see attractions: 1. Museum of Islamic Art ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Doha, Qatar - Opening hours: Fri 1:30pm-7pm; Thu 9am-9pm; Wed closed; Mon-Tue, Sat-Sun 9am-7pm - Duration: 2-4 hours - Beautiful white limestone building with views of the Arabian Sea. A close combination of art and religion. 2. National Museum of Qatar ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Museum Park St, Doha, Qatar - Opening hours: Fri 1:30pm-7pm; Mon, Wed, Sat-Sun 9am-7pm; Tue closed; Thu 9am-9pm - Duration: 2-3 hours - Designed by architect Jean Nouvel, a modern treasure that showcases Qatar's rich history and culture. 3. Souq Waqif ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Doha, Qatar - Opening hours: Mon-Thu, Sat-Sun 7am-12:30pm, 3pm-10pm; Fri 12:30pm-10pm - Duration: 1-3 hours - Stroll through the old market, enjoy the wide variety of goods and vibrant atmosphere, and experience traditional Arab culture. -- Travel essentials: 🧳Multi-country tour, easy to set off! 📂 Documents: Passport, visa, insurance policy. Travel essentials for a safe trip. 👕 Clothing: In December, Saudi Arabia and other countries are warm during the day and cool at night. We recommend bringing light long-sleeved clothing, a sun-protective jacket, and comfortable shoes. 🔌 Electronics: Plug adapter and charger. Different countries have different voltages, so be prepared. 📱 Communication: Local SIM card. Stay connected and share beautiful scenery. 🧴 Daily necessities: Sunscreen and toiletries. Stay fresh and enjoy your trip. 🎒 Carry-on bag: Bring a water bottle, tissues, and other small items for convenience. Are you ready for a multi-country tour? 🌟 -- Join our multi-country tour of Saudi Arabia and other countries. Experience exotic customs and practices. Don't hesitate, book now!

Planning a 14-day in-depth tour of Saudi Arabia and other countries? This guide will take you on a journey through multiple countries, with a clear itinerary. Save it now! -------- 🌟 Route suggestion: Arabian Peninsula in-depth tour 🌟 D1: Shanghai → Bahrain. Depart from Shanghai Pudong Airport at noon and transfer to Jeddah. D2-D3: Bahrain → Jeddah. Visit the old town of Al Balad, Nassif House, Tayebat Museum, etc. Then explore King Fahd's Fountain and the beautiful water temple. D4-D6: Jeddah → Riyadh → Muscat. Fly to Riyadh, visit Diriyah and Boulevard. Then head to Muscat, visiting the National Museum of Saudi Arabia along the way. D7-D8: Muscat → Nizwa. Visit historical sites such as Bahla Fort and Nizwa Fort, and experience a dolphin-watching tour. D9-D11: Muscat → Doha. Fly to Doha and explore cultural landmarks such as the Museum of Islamic Art and Katara Cultural Village. D12-D13: Doha → Manama → Shanghai. Transfer to Manama, Bahrain, and visit the market, F1 circuit, Bahrain Opera House, etc. Before returning to Shanghai, don't forget to experience the unique features of Bahrain. D14: Arrive in Shanghai and end your wonderful Arabian Peninsula tour. ❤️ -------- Travel tips: 🍽️ Food: Saudi barbecue is tender and juicy. Don't miss the delicious and authentic Kusa pastries and Arabic bean soup! 📝 Visa information: Chinese passport holders can apply for an e-visa or visa on arrival in advance for convenient entry to Saudi Arabia and other countries. ☁️ November climate: Warm and comfortable during the day, slightly cool at night. Remember to bring a light jacket! 💡 More tips: Respect local customs. Female tourists should dress appropriately, with long sleeves and pants being the best choice. -------- 🌟 Don't forget to like and follow to unlock more private tips for traveling to Saudi Arabia and other countries! 🌟

Many girls travel to Oman just for the photo spot in the first picture. This is Nizwa Fort. The ancient fortresses of Oman, represented by Nizwa Fort, are listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Although Oman is not large, it is known as the "Kingdom of Fortresses." Almost every town has one. But the core of it is definitely Nizwa, deep inland, which is more than 200 kilometers southwest of Muscat, making most tourists hesitate. But in fact, Nizwa can be said to be a model of an ancient city in West Asia. For nearly a thousand years, it has been the capital of the Sultanate of Oman until it was replaced by Muscat in the 18th century. This city is not big, but many traditional Omani buildings are well preserved. The earthen-colored castle buildings, tall date palms, and trickling streams give this city a classical charm. The fusion of ancient castles and modern buildings can be seen almost everywhere. 🌟Nizwa has two world heritage sites: one is the ancient fortresses of Oman, represented by Nizwa Fort. The other world heritage site is the famous "Karez." ✅Nizwa Fort has a square outer city and a round main city. The outer castle wall is about seven or eight meters high and consists of several square courtyards, but each courtyard is not on the same plane, and there is a height difference. They are connected by narrow stairs or archways. The houses on each floor are stacked, and the tops are all wavy crenels, which are very beautiful for taking pictures. This place has almost become the cover of tourism in Oman. The main castle is a very rare cylindrical shape, and the circular wall is more than 20 meters high. You need to enter through a very narrow door and rotate up along the narrow stairs. In ancient times, it was also a place that was easy to defend and difficult to attack. The central area of the castle is a circular courtyard, with observation holes and cast iron gun ports in all directions. From here, you have to climb the steps along the wall to reach the crenel, which should be prepared for the observers. There will be regular local war dance performances at the gate of the castle. Actors in traditional white robes will sing and dance with weapons to the beat of the drums. Although I don't understand it, it is quite interesting. ✅Karez is a small park with groundwater. Although clear and cool streams are indeed rare in such a hot and dry place, it is very boring for tourists. Nizwa is not big. It is only a few kilometers from Karez Park to the century-old buildings and back to Nizwa Castle, where tourists gather. But it is really too hot to walk. There are not many taxis, so it is really necessary to install a local taxi app.

Stepping into Nizwa Fort felt like traveling back in time to experience the rich heritage of Oman. The fort’s intricate architecture, with its narrow corridors and majestic arches, tells stories of a bygone era. From the top, the view of the surrounding city against the dramatic sky was simply breathtaking. Each corner holds a piece of history, making it a must-visit for those looking to connect with the roots of Oman. #NizwaFort #OmanHeritage #HistoricalPlaces #TravelOman #MiddleEastExplorer #ArchitectureLovers #TripMoments

Nizwa in Oman is unimaginably peaceful and beautiful, like a fairy tale world. In the afternoon, you can climb up to Nizwa Fort, visit the castle and the adjacent oasis. The castle is winding and contains everything. It is a good choice to be an explorer in the castle (isn't there treasure or a case in the general castle? Here should sound Conan BGM); there are many cute animals in the oasis, single-humped camels, cute donkeys, and you can also feed rabbits and deer. When it is almost sunset, climb to the highest point of the castle, watch the sunset slowly, the most beautiful is the sunset and the lights that light up after the sky gradually darkens. Ps: The castle is very out of the picture, the color tone is unified, especially suitable for taking portraits. There is a Shawathin coffeeshop outside the Fort. It is a good choice to take a break under the big tree outside the restaurant, or go to the third floor to eat and watch the scenery. This position can see both the Fort and the Souq (market), blowing the evening breeze, watching the boys chasing and shouting on the street, the crowd riding horses, and the people buying things in the market, so full of life. If by chance, you can see horses, bicycles, motorcycles, and sports cars in a lane at the same time. There seems to be no rules, but there will be no disputes. I don't know why, in recent years when I travel abroad, I especially like to observe teenagers around the age of 10, playing wildly, unrestrained, and knowing what worries are, just like my youthful time that I can't go back.

#Travel destinations without a visa 🧳 Preparation before traveling: Visa and entry: Chinese citizens traveling to Oman need to apply for a visa in advance and can apply for an e-visa through the website of the Royal Oman Police. Please bring a valid passport and visa when entering the country and abide by local laws and regulations. ❤️ Recommended reasons: Popular attractions: 🌈Muscat: Visit the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque. This magnificent building is one of Oman’s iconic attractions. Its white marble exterior is particularly spectacular against the backdrop of the Hajar Mountains. 🌈Nizwa: Visit the ancient Nizwa Castle and experience the long history and culture of Oman. At the same time, don’t miss the Nizwa Souq to experience the local market atmosphere. 🌈Wadi Nahr Canyon: Known as the Grand Canyon of Oman, it is a paradise for nature lovers and a great place for hiking and photography. Food experience❤️ Taste Manuel rice, made of rice, meat and spices, which is a traditional Omani delicacy. - Taste Qaboos kebab, whose unique spice combination makes the kebab even more delicious. 📅 Itinerary: Shopping recommendations: - Buy Omani traditional handicrafts such as silver, pottery and weaving, which have unique artistic styles. Frankincense is one of Oman's specialties, and you can buy high-quality frankincense products as souvenirs. 🚥 Transportation strategy: Transportation and travel: - Oman's main international airport is Muscat International ✈️ Airport, which has many direct international flights. 🚗 Renting a car in Oman is a convenient way to travel, allowing you to freely explore various attractions. 🚌The public bus network covers major cities, but the frequency may be less, so you need to plan your itinerary in advance.

Nizwa, the ancient capital of Oman, is a small but charming city. I specifically chose to visit on a Thursday because every Friday morning there is a cattle and sheep market. Oman is a relatively wealthy country, and most people, except for foreign workers, own cars, so public transportation is not well developed. The most convenient way to get to Nizwa from the capital is by carpooling, although the timing can be unpredictable. The journey takes about two and a half to three hours. Remember to tell the driver to drop you off at the Nizwa market, or else you might end up in the new city. The old town of Nizwa is very small, and you can walk through the entire town in less than half an hour. The main attractions are the Nizwa Fort, the pottery market, the food market, and the coffee shops. Since people from all over come to Nizwa on Thursdays to sell or visit the Friday cattle and sheep market, it is almost impossible to find accommodation on Thursday nights. I managed to book the only available hotel, which had been open for just two weeks. If you search for Nizwa online, the most iconic image is probably the aerial view of Nizwa Fort. I didn't have a drone, so I don't have a panoramic photo of the fort. Although the fort is not very large, it takes about an hour to explore it thoroughly. The pottery market is even more beautiful when lit up at night, but it's crowded and hard to take photos. For me, the most fun was the food market. I noticed that all the shoppers here are men. When the vendors saw me, an East Asian woman, they were usually very surprised and then very enthusiastic, offering me fruits and vegetables. After a round of the vegetable market, I had already eaten apples, oranges, fresh dates, and more. Then I went to the sweets market, where every stall offered free samples. Again, all the shoppers were men. When they saw me, they immediately made way for me to try the samples. Some even encouraged me to try everything as if they owned the stalls. The main sweet to sample is called halwa, a jelly-like dessert made from vegetable oil, sugar, rose water, and saffron, with various nuts, spices, and dates added for different flavors. Although it was too sweet for me, as a spice lover, I couldn't stop eating it. If you want to bring these sweets back to Hong Kong, choose a stall that provides airtight containers and put the halwa in the fridge as soon as you get home. These stalls also offer free coffee to cleanse your palate between samples. The coffee here is unique, flavored with cardamom and saffron, which I really enjoyed. I also bought some local coffee and cardamom to take back to Hong Kong. It's worth mentioning the coffee shops here, not for the quality of the coffee, but for the viewing corridors on the second floor of some shops. These corridors are actually part of the old city walls. The day I visited, they were open for free, but I saw them cleaning the area, so I knew they would start charging the next day. From the viewing corridors, you can see date palm trees and buildings, just like the scenery I imagined in Oman. The next morning, I arrived at the cattle and sheep market at 7 AM, and it was already crowded, making it hard to find a good spot for photos. Unlike the market in Kashgar, Xinjiang, where sellers wait for customers to choose their cattle and sheep, here the sellers lead their sheep around a sandy arena for everyone to bid on. Some sellers hire professional speakers to lead their sheep and loudly promote their qualities. After an hour, my legs were tired from standing, so I walked around and found that about 20% of the market visitors were foreign tourists. Oman was once a British colony, so everyone speaks English, making communication easy. The food is mainly grilled meat, but if you don't like that, there are also pizzas available.

Stay at Haffa house hotel, which is very cost-effective, with good breakfast and close to the bus terminal and large supermarkets. It takes 0.3 to get to the Sultan Palace, and the attractions next to it are within walking distance. Next to the palace is the Mirani Fort, the most important fortress against the Portuguese occupation. It is now a naval base and is not allowed to pass. Muscat Gate Museum: You will encounter a spectacular gate on the way, which is a museum. Walk all the way to Riyam Censer UFO Tower + Muscat Marine Tower + Fort. There is basically no business, and you can't buy water or food. Watch the sunset at Muttrah Fort, 3 yuan is equivalent to ￥60, and it is 2 yuan at a very close time. The price has increased seriously. It is said that you can bargain and overlook the natural harbor of Muttrah and the coastal road Muttrah corniche. Open from 8 to 21 o'clock. Originally built in 1507 AD. The castle is very small, with a coffee shop and some scattered seats. Muttrah Souq Not far to the west of the castle, you can go shopping. There are wooden local small wooden doors for sale Grand Mosque Free of charge, but you must wear a long skirt, long pants, and headscarf to enter. Otherwise, there is no free entrance. Rent 2.5, buy 5. Check the opening date and time, otherwise it will be a waste of time. 2 Salalah Fly from Muscat and live directly by the sea. It feels like Sanya in Oman, with guests from all over the world The city is shabby, and there is not much to see except the mosque and the central market in the east Frankincense Caliphate Museum + Al Bari Archaeological Park, this is one of the four sites of the Frankincense Road World Heritage Site, the ticket is 3. If you stay at Anantara, you can take a boat from the lagoon. There is no entrance fee to walk from the beach. Walking west from the museum is Haffa Beach, where many locals drive to see the sunset. Zheng He Monument -Wadi Darbat -Al Haffa Souk You can drive or charter a car to go farther: Sumhuram Archaeological Park Wadi Dawqah Uba Archaeological Park Al Muqhsail Beach: In the west, backed by mountains, with a spectacular 30-meter-high blowhole and the huge rock cliffs of AIMarneef Cave Nizwa A magical place, a 2-hour drive from Muscat to the southwest of the mountains, 2,000 meters above sea level, the temperature directly becomes more than 20 degrees, which is much cooler. Here is the famous Nizwa Castle, where Diana and Prince Charles vacationed in 1986. It is now part of the global luxury hotel Anantara, and it can be said that it is a must-stay in this life. There are three ancient villages in the Green Mountains, Al Aqr, Al Ayn and Ash Shirayjah, with the Afraja irrigation system similar to the World Heritage Site, and the water source comes from underground and mountain springs. Follow Anantara's guide to explore the village, watch the water flow through the pipes to the terraces, and see pomegranates, olives, corn... hanging on the branches

#Overseas Travel Visiting the Nizwa Fort was a wonderful historical experience. Located in the heart of the Omani city of Nizwa, the fort is one of the oldest and most important forts in the Sultanate. As soon as I arrived, I was captivated by the fort’s unique architectural design with its massive towers and panoramic views of the city and surrounding farmlands. I toured the various halls and rooms, where I saw historical and traditional exhibits that told the story of the ancient past. I enjoyed learning about the history of the fort and its strategic importance to the city. Visiting the Nizwa Fort was a great opportunity to discover an important part of the region’s Omani heritage and rich culture.

#Overseas Travel Nizwa Castle is a fascinating historical experience that takes you back in time to Oman’s ancient past. You will enjoy unique historical exhibits and architecture, and explore traditional markets to immerse yourself in the culture of the region. It is an unforgettable experience for those who love history and culture. Nizwa Castle is located in the Al Dakhira Governorate of the Sultanate of Oman and is one of the most beautiful historical castles that tells a long and rich story of the region’s history. When you arrive at Nizwa Castle, you will be impressed by the massive and solid structure of the castle. Built in the 18th century, it is one of the most famous Omani monuments that reflects the traditional architecture of that era. The castle is believed to have been used for defense and observation purposes and was once the home of the provincial governor. When you enter the castle, you will feel like you have stepped back in time. You will find yourself wandering through narrow corridors and spacious rooms with many interactive shows and historical exhibits. You will also find many traditional weapons, armors and military equipment used in the past.

Oman🇴🇲This niche country is rich and low-key, clean and not noisy, and has rich natural landscapes and landforms. Attractions: 📍Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque 🕒 8:00-11:00 The exterior landscape design of the building is no less impressive than that of the Abu Dhabi Mosque, which makes people forget to leave, but when it comes to the internal design, the Abu Dhabi Mosque is even more magnificent. 📍Nizwa Castle 🕒 8:00-20:00 The Middle Eastern version of Monument Valley, this is a must-go place in my heart. The scattered castles are so beautiful and very photogenic. After 4pm, the light becomes softer and suitable for shooting. 📍Royal Opera House Muscat 🕒 8:30-17:30 (Saturday-Thursday House Tour time, theater performance is subject to arrangement) The interior of the theater is very beautiful, and you can buy tickets on site to visit it. However, since there was a performance rehearsal when I went there, I was not allowed to take pictures in the performance hall, which was a bit regretful. Friends who want to watch the performance can go to the official website for reservations.

Stepping into the real-life Monument Valley Nizwa is the largest city in the mountainous region of inland Oman and was the capital of the former Imamate of Oman. In history, dynasties have established their own kingdoms here and built their own castles. Oman is known as the country of a thousand castles, and the entire ancient city of Nizwa has more than a dozen large and small ancient castles. The Nizwa ancient castle is the largest and best preserved. Our self-driving route: 4 days and 4 nights in Muscat, the capital of Oman → 1 day and 1 night in Nizwa → Going to Sur today.

Nizwa is the largest city in the mountainous interior of Oman and the capital of the former Imam of Oman. In history, there were dynasties that established their own kingdoms here. And built his own castle. Oman is known as the country of a thousand castles. There are more than a dozen ancient castles in the entire ancient city of Nizwa. The ancient castle of Nizwa is the largest and the most complete one. • 【Ascend the fortress】 The fortress is the commanding point of the entire castle. There is an entrance that you can climb up. When you reach the top floor, you will reach the outdoor open-air area☁️ There are three different stairs. When you climb to the top, you can overlook the panoramic view of Nizwa city. The castle oasis is in front of you🐫 In ancient times, sentries would stand here to watch and defend their castle territory. - You can find a suitable location to take photos at the other end of the castle. It looks like the real version of Monument Valley, except the colors are not bright enough. It really feels like being in the game - 【Making pottery】 The pottery industry in Nizwa is also relatively developed. You can make your own pottery in the pottery workshop in the castle and take it home, leaving a wonderful memory. - 【Outdoor Market】 There is also a cultural and creative area inside the castle, which surprised me. The cultural and creative market has a variety of things, including local specialty clothes, Middle Eastern version of crepe pancakes, rings and silver jewelry, and Middle Eastern brown sugar production. Have afternoon tea on the Arabian style carpet, swing on the oasis and ride a camel Various interesting ways to play allow you to not only enjoy the scenery but also experience the local culture in the castle. - 📍NIzwa Fort

Nizwa is old capital of Oman, you must come here very early morning (5-6am) to see the beautiful cultural local market. See people selling goats, honey and vegetables. #nizwa #oman #fahoka #arab