Nizwa Fort & Souq 

Step into the heart of Omani heritage at the iconic Nizwa Fort, known for its massive circular tower, hidden chambers, and panoramic views of the surrounding mountains. Afterward, explore the vibrant Nizwa Souq, famous for silver jewelry, pottery, dates, and spices — a true cultural experience. 

 Duration: 2 hour 

 Fort Admission: Approx. 5 OMR/ person 

 Souq Admission: Free 

Nizwa by Night 

As night falls, Nizwa takes on a magical calm. Walk along the lit Nizwa Fort exterior, browse the souq’s quiet lanes, night walks in the 16th century old town wall and enjoy the cool evening breeze and rich scents of spices and incense in the air. 

 Duration: 2 hours 

 Admission: Free (exterior viewing; interior entry during open hours is ticketed) 

Bahla Fort 

A short stop at the majestic Bahla Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the oldest forts in Oman. The mudbrick architecture and ancient defensive walls make it a perfect location for photography and historical reflection. 

 Duration: 15 minutes 

 Admission: Exterior photo stop only

Jabreen Castle 

Discover the beautifully preserved 17th-century Jabreen Castle, known for its ornate wooden ceilings, Islamic calligraphy, and defensive design with hidden staircases and dungeons. A must-visit for those interested in Omani royal history and architecture. 

Duration: 1 hour 

Admission: Approx. 3 OMR/ person 

Misfat Al Abriyeen

Nestled 1,000 meters above sea level, this ancient mountain village is one of Oman’s most picturesque destinations. Wander its narrow alleys, explore mud-brick houses, and admire the traditional falaj irrigation system still in use. A true immersion into Omani rural life and sustainability.

Duration: 1 hour

Admission: Free

Al Hamra Old Village

Home to some of the oldest preserved two-story mudbrick homes in Oman, Al Hamra is a hidden gem for history lovers. Walk through the ancient lanes of Bait Al Safah (living museum) where locals demonstrate traditional coffee making, bread baking, and Omani lifestyle.

Duration: 45 minutes – 1 hour

Admission: Optional donation at museum

Birkat Al Mouz

Located at the base of Jebel Akhdar, this palm-filled village features one of the oldest falaj irrigation systems in Oman — Falaj Al Khatmeen (UNESCO World Heritage Site). Visitors can enjoy scenic views of the lush banana and date plantations while learning about ancient water management.

Duration: 30 minutes

Admission: Free