Traditional Qannah is an old village located at Khawr Sham in Wilayat Khasab in Musandam Governorate. The stone houses in the village were the first line of defense and the village is accessible by boat through the sea.

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Traditional Qannah Village

Khasab Fort Oman is located in Khasab, Musandam. It was built by the Portuguese in the 17th century around an older circular tower, this well-preserved fort now is one of the best little ethnographic museums in Oman.

Khasab Fort

Traditional Kumzar village, one of the most strategic trade arteries of the world, is located in the north part of the country in Musandam Governorate and it is only accessible by boat. It was inhabited for about 500 years but now, it is the second most populated village town in this country. The village is a tourist destination that provides a port and airport. There are lots of mountain goats walking around and climbing the rocks in this area.

Traditional Kumzar Village

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Sohar Fort is located in Ad Dhahirah Governorate and has a differing factor rather than the rest of the forts which is its completely white color. The building of this fort dates back to the 13th century. There is a small museum in its largest tower which represents the local history. The interesting factor is the existence of a 10 km tunnel used as an escape route in some situations.

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Sohar Fort

Mutrah souq has also another name among Omanis: the Market of Darkness because it has narrow alleys roofed with wood and lacks sunlight. The souq has about 200 years and maybe its antiquity is the reason for its beauty. As you pass through the souq, there is an aromatic smell of frankincense, expense, and Arabian perfumes. It is also known for its handicrafts such as new apparel, shoes, traditional cloth, spices, Halwa (Omani sweet), etc

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Mutrah Souq

Turtle beach is one of the most beautiful beaches located 30 minutes away eastward from Sur. There are lots of turtles resting on the beach that leave just before sunrise during the year. In the early morning, there are lots of baby turtles moving toward the sea.

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