Exploring the history of Oman with a moving cart that feel you are living in the past. The tour is comfortable as you are driven by an echo, quite and classic looking cart. Suitable for all ages and interactive. visitors will see the daily social life in most conservative cities in the country in term of custom and living style. A tourism tour of about 30-40 minutes around the old village, al Aqr, in Nizwa. The tour explores the city's heritage village, historical ruins, old irrigation system and architectural mud houses. The tour is by echo carts, educational, interactive and entertaining. The tour guide will explain some architectural information about the mud houses The tour is like passing through open museums while seated, open cart and being close to the real old life of Oman.

I’m co-founder of an innovative tourism agency "Tijwal Majan" company.Our team consistent of professional local tour guides that are expected to show you the beauty of a Oman like never before . Spending childhood on a typical village, we are privileged to share our experiences with you, and to show you the Cultures and traditions of this fascinating country and its city. And to show you how local Omani Arab spend his day, by walking around the old Nizwa city.

Kick off your adventure with a 6-7 AM pick-up from Muscat to Jebel Shams, Oman’s highest peak. Arriving by 9-10 AM, embark on the scenic Balcony Walk along Wadi Ghul, enjoying stunning views and exploring the historic village of Sab Bani Khamis. Hike to the hidden lake and head back to the vehicles before enjoying lunch. Visit the ruins of Ghul before returning to Muscat by 7-8 PM, inspired by Jebel Shams' breathtaking landscapes.

Begin your journey at one of Oman's most iconic historical sites, where you'll discover the country's rich heritage and vibrant past. From there, wind through Oman's majestic mountains and curving valleys as you climb toward the Gulf's highest peak, rising to nearly 3,000 metres above sea level home to the breathtaking views of Oman's Grand Canyon. Your journey ends in Al Hamra, an ancient village known for its historic ruins and lush oasis of farms perched on the edge of dramatic, arid mountains.

A Local guide is a valuable resource of information ! Visit villages ,farms and mountains not known for tourist. The program starts by driving to Burkat Almouz Village to learn more about the UNISCO world Heritage water canals “Falaj” and to walk around the dates farms and the famous Banana trees. The second destination is the summit of Aljabal Alakhdar which means in Arabic, the green mountain.This mountain famous of pomegranate ,olives and roses harvesting. The cold atmosphere of this mountain gives a sensational experience different than the rest of the Arabian peninsula weather due to the climate, which is similar to the Mediterranean environment.

Recommended items to enjoy your experience: - sun protection: sunscreen, lip balm, hat, sunglasses - comfortable shoes - swimming gear - healthy snacks As a rule of thumb, please inform someone you know when you are starting the hike and when you expect to return. If needed, trekking poles could be arranged at an extra charge. - Please do not leave trash behind and if you see any trash laying around, kindly do the community a favour and collect it. - All participants should follow instructions of the Hiking Guide. - If you have any chronic diseases or any injuries, please let us know beforehand.

This hike starts from the Wadi (a dry waterway) just minutes from the hotel grounds. You can get an accurate picture of the natural wadi systems, admiring the various shrubs and shrubs in this fertile mountain landscape and the formations of the rocks. The hike ends near an impressive rock formation, which becomes a spectacular natural waterfall in the rainy season. Climb up to discover the abandoned village of Sarab (which is closest to the hotel), the original home of the local people. Some are closely associated with the hotel today. Go on an expedition, go into the houses and put yourself in the life of that time not so long ago. You can get on the gravel path to the main road leading to the hotel. Location: Al-Jabel Al-Akhder Mountain ( 2 1/2 From Muscat) Level 3 Challenging Some steep or exposed sections. Mid to good fitness required. Time: 3 hour

First, visit one of the historical sights of Oman and get to know the rich and vibrant history of the country and have an insight of its heritage. Then and through Oman majestic mountains and curvy valleys, you will be taken up to the highest mountain in the Gulf which goes up to 3000 meters above sea level and let the breath-taking view of the Grand Canyon amaze you. Finally, at the city of Al Hamra, you will see an ancient village famous for its ruins and oasis of farms over the edge of very dry mountains.

Fitness Requirements No prior experience nor special fitness required since it is a rather light trek and anyone can enjoy the walk. It is kids friendly, however, we highly recommend keeping kids close by and under supervision at all time. Essentials This hike is easy, but do not underestimate the heat in the area. Recommended items to enjoy your experience: - sun protection: sunscreen, lip balm, hat, sunglasses - comfortable shoes - healthy snacks As a rule of thumb, please inform someone you know when you are starting the hike and when you expect to return. If needed, trekking poles could be arranged at an extra charge. Red Tape - Please do not leave trash behind and if you see any trash laying around, kindly do the community a favour and collect it. - All participants should follow instructions of the Hiking Guide. - If you have any chronic diseases or any injuries, please let us know beforehand.

Hike over the cliffs of Oman's highest mountain, Jebel Shams, to peak. To explore the hidden sights and beauty of the country, this outdoor activity is the best way to get to know the mountain community Your Omani ENGLISH-speaking tour guide can discuss with you before the trek begins. He supports you with his off-road vehicle in exploring the hiking and trekking trails Jebel Akhdar and Jebel Shams if you take a break and want to continue on foot instead. It has challenging routes, but also easy walkways to enjoy the greenery and the wonderful oasis around the mountains Visit the ancient ruins, take a break, and enjoy a homemade lunch in your guide before continuing your tour.