Our tour guide will pick up the client from their location in the Muscat area. The drive from Muscat to Nizwa takes approximately 2 hours.

Nizwa Fort – A Glimpse into Oman's Rich History Nizwa Fort is one of Oman’s most iconic landmarks, located in the historic city of Nizwa. Built in the 17th century by Imam Sultan bin Saif Al Yarubi, the fort served as a stronghold to protect the city from invaders. Key Features of Nizwa Fort: Massive Round Tower: Panoramic Views: Underground Passages & Secret Rooms: Traditional Omani Architecture & Exhibits: Why Visit Nizwa Fort? A must-see for history lovers Stunning photo opportunities from the tower A great way to learn about Oman’s past and traditions

Nizwa Souq is one of the oldest and most vibrant markets in Oman, located in the historic city of Nizwa. It offers a unique blend of traditional Omani culture, architecture, and trade, making it a must-visit destination for travelers. What to Expect at Nizwa Souq Traditional Ambience, Handicrafts & Antiques, Spices, Dates & Local Delicacies, erfumes & Frankincense, Weapons & Khanjars.

Al Hamra Village is one of the best-preserved traditional villages in Oman, located at the foot of the Hajar Mountains, near Nizwa. Known for its centuries-old mudbrick houses, narrow alleyways, and stunning mountain backdrop, Al Hamra offers visitors an authentic experience of Omani history and culture. Ancient Mudbrick Houses Many of the houses in Al Hamra date back 200–400 years and are built using traditional Omani architecture with mud, stone, and palm fronds. Some houses are still inhabited, while others have been abandoned, creating a beautifully preserved historical site.

A Stunning Mountain Village Misfat Al Abriyeen is one of Oman’s most picturesque and well-preserved traditional villages, located in the Al Hajar Mountains, near Al Hamra. This 2,000-year-old village is famous for its stunning terraced farms, ancient stone houses, and traditional falaj irrigation system. Unlike many other villages in Oman that have mudbrick houses, Misfat Al Abriyeen is unique for its stone-built homes, giving it a distinctive charm. The houses are built on the mountainside, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. The village is known for its beautiful date palm and banana plantations, which thrive due to its efficient falaj irrigation system. Walking through the green terraces feels like stepping back in time, as locals still farm using traditional methods.

After exploring the historic Nizwa Fort, vibrant Nizwa Souq, charming Al Hamra Old Village, and scenic Misfat Al Abriyeen, you will begin your drive back to Muscat. Should you wish to be dropped off at any location within the Muscat area, simply inform our tour guide, and they will be happy to accommodate your request.