Explore East Salalah’s crown jewels: Mirbat Castle, Jabal Samhan, Teeq Cave, Tawi Ateer Sinkhole, Wadi Darbat, Sumhuram, and Taqah in one unforgettable day.
Explore East Salalah’s crown jewels: Mirbat Castle, Jabal Samhan, Teeq Cave, Tawi Ateer Sinkhole, Wadi Darbat, Sumhuram, and Taqah in one unforgettable day.
- Jabal Samhan - Jebel Samhan stands as the tallest mountain peak in southern Oman, reaching a height of 2,100 meters. It is a popular destination for its breathtaking views. From the summit, one can see clouds, and on clear days, the city of Mirbat and the Arabian Sea are visible.
- Teeq Cave and Tawi Ateer Sinkhole - The Tawi Ateer Sinkhole is…
- Jabal Samhan - Jebel Samhan stands as the tallest mountain peak in southern Oman, reaching a height of 2,100 meters. It is a popular destination for its breathtaking views. From the summit, one can see clouds, and on clear days, the city of Mirbat and the Arabian Sea are visible.
- Teeq Cave and Tawi Ateer Sinkhole - The Tawi Ateer Sinkhole is one of the deepest in Oman, with a depth of 210 meters. Formed over time, it is locally known as the Bird Well, attracting birds from around the world to nest.
- Taqah - The city of Taqah is renowned for its stunning sunsets, as it overlooks the sea. Tourists flock to this city before sunset to witness the beautiful view.
- Wadi Darbat - Wadi Darbat is a prominent tourist attraction year-round. Visitors can enjoy boat rides and observe animals like camels, cows, and goats. It is a serene and picturesque spot for photography.
- Taqah Castle - Taqah Castle is a fascinating historical site located in the coastal town of Taqah, near Salalah in the Dhofar Governorate of Oman. It is a well-loved tourist spot that offers insights into the region’s rich cultural heritage and traditional Omani life. Constructed in the 19th century during the reign of Sultan Taimur bin Faisal al Said (1913-1932), it originally served as the private residence of Sheikh Ali bin Taman Al Ma’shani, the grandfather of Sultan Qaboos’s mother. Later, it became government property and served as an administrative center and residence for local governors. The Ministry of Heritage and Tourism carried out extensive restoration, and the castle was reopened as a museum in 1994, preserving its original design and showcasing Omani history. The castle’s white stone construction gives it a distinctive and striking look.

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- Bottled water
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Unveiling the crown jewels of East Salalah: Delve into the past at Mirbat Castle, wander the vibrant core of the old town, and conquer the majestic Jabal Samhan – the “Green Mountain.” Witness the wonders of Teeq Cave with its glistening stalactites and the dramatic Tawi Ateer Sinkhole, one of the world’s deepest. Unwind by the cascading waterfalls of…
Unveiling the crown jewels of East Salalah: Delve into the past at Mirbat Castle, wander the vibrant core of the old town, and conquer the majestic Jabal Samhan – the “Green Mountain.” Witness the wonders of Teeq Cave with its glistening stalactites and the dramatic Tawi Ateer Sinkhole, one of the world’s deepest. Unwind by the cascading waterfalls of Wadi Darbat and unlock the ancient secrets of Sumhuram, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Conclude your odyssey in the charming coastal town of Taqah, savoring fresh seafood and soaking in the relaxed atmosphere. Unlike any other Salalah tour, this adventure is a treasure trove of history, nature, and local charm – all packed into one unforgettable day!
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