Exploring the Hidden Gem: Ayn Khor Waterfall in Salalah Ayn Khor Waterfall is one of the most popular seasonal waterfalls in Dhofar Region on the western side of Salalah. Its also spelled as Ain Koor. Nestled within the enchanting landscapes of Salalah lies a natural wonder that beckons adventure seekers and nature enthusiasts alike – […]
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At Wadi Hanna you will discover fine cluster of Baobab Trees. These are African trees and their presence here shows impressive botanical link of Dhofar with Africa. This site is near to Salalah’s Anti Gravity Point and can be visited along with other top tourist attractions in Dhofar Governorate.
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Jabal Samhan (also spelled as Jebel Samhan, and mentioned as Mount Samhan) is the highest series of the three that forms the amazing Dhofar Mountains. It is on the Eastern Side of Salalah and covers the greater part of Dhofar after Taqa wilayat. Jabal Samhan beckons you to embrace the grandeur of Oman’s mountain wilderness
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Travertine Curtain is located at Wadi Darbat, East of Salalah, Oman. Here, you can see a seasonal waterfall from the valley to Khor Rori. What are Travertine Curtains in Oman? Travertine Curtains are pockmarked rocks on the cliff face, which is a common geological formation in Dhofar. These marks happen when the original sand stone
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