Ain Razat tours, things to do and tickets

Discover the highlights of Salalah on this enjoyable half-day tour. Visit the iconic Sultan Qaboos Mosque, admire the historic Sultan’s Palace (Al Husn Palace), and explore the fragrant Frankincense Souq. Experience local life at the Salalah Vegetable Market, enjoy shopping time at Grand Mall Salalah, and conclude with a scenic drive through Salalah’s lush coconut plantations.

Drive towards east. On the way to Taqa, you will pass by the Royal Farm and Marmura House. To the East of Taqa lies the ruin of Sumhurum (Khor Rori), The city was the easternmost outpost of the Hadramawt Kingdom on the ancient incense route between the Mediterranean Sea, Persian Gulf and India. Khor Rori was an important port on the coast of Dhofar, and one of the major trading cities with frankincense, believed to have been the hub & harbour for the shipping of Frankincense (UNESCO World Heritage site) this place is believed to be the palace of the famous Queen sheba. A drive along the coastal road leads you to Mirbat the old city of Arabian horses and Slave trade. Now you will have a photo stop at Bin Ali tomb (dates back to the 14th century), passing by Mirbat Castle and the Old Merchant Houses, then heading to Salalah, . The last stop will be at natural spring of Ain Razat "a beautiful park surrounded by hills" located At the foot of the Qara mountains.

You will get to know the nature and culture of the East of Dhofar. Ain Razat is an all-year location with a constant flow of water in the pond and little cave. Taqah that highlights Dhofar's history. Wadi Darbat is an all-year place where you can witness gorgeous blue water and a river. Sumhuram (Khor Rori) is an authorized UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Drive towards east. On the way to Taqa, you will pass by the Royal Farm and Marmura House. To the East of Taqa lies the ruin of Sumhurum (Khor Rori), The city was the easternmost outpost of the Hadramawt Kingdom on the ancient incense route between the Mediterranean Sea, Persian Gulf and India. Khor Rori was an important port on the coast of Dhofar, and one of the major trading cities with frankincense, believed to have been the hub & harbour for the shipping of Frankincense (UNESCO World Heritage site) this place is believed to be the palace of the famous Queen sheba. A drive along the coastal road leads you to Mirbat the old city of Arabian horses and Slave trade. Now you will have a photo stop at Bin Ali tomb (dates back to the 14th century), passing by Mirbat Castle and the Old Merchant Houses, then heading to Salalah, . The last stop will be at natural spring of Ain Razat "a beautiful park surrounded by hills" located At the foot of the Qara mountains.