Bidbid - Fanja Old Town, a picturesque village with a history dating back approximately 400 years, provides a nostalgic experience with its charming views. The abandoned mud houses and ancient towers, miraculously preserved, create ideal locations for capturing panoramic scenes of Wadi Fanja and the encompassing Al-Hajar Mountains.

Nizwa Fort Oman - Built in the 1650s by the second Ya’rubi, Imam Sultan Bin Saif Al Ya’rubi, with roots going back to the 12th century, this fortress is Oman’s most popular national monument. It was the administrative center for Imams and Walis during peace and conflict. Taking about 12 years to complete, the fort sits above an underground stream and symbolizes the town’s importance in Oman’s history. It served as a strong defense against invaders seeking Nizwa’s wealth and strategic location.

Nizwa Souk - Nizwa Souq is a bustling marketplace in the heart of Nizwa, Oman. Known for its vibrant atmosphere, the souq offers a diverse range of traditional Omani products such as handicrafts, pottery, textiles, spices, and silverware. One of its highlights is the Dates Market, showcasing various date products. Visitors can also experience livestock auctions, providing a unique glimpse into Omani customs. The souq opens in the morning, providing a cultural and shopping experience, making it a must-visit destination for those exploring Omani heritage.

Birkat Al Mouz - Birkat Al Mouz, Oman, is renowned for its traditional mud brick houses, ancient falaj irrigation system, date palm plantations, and historic Al Ayn Fort. The village’s architecture and falaj reflect Omani heritage and engineering ingenuity, while date palm plantations showcase local agriculture.

Jabal Akhdar - Jebel Akhdar, is a notable mountain range in Oman’s Ad Dakhiliyah Governorate, part of the Al Hajar Mountains. Rising to 2,980 meters, it includes the scenic Saiq Plateau at 2,000 meters above sea level, offering a cool retreat and stunning landscapes.