The Sultan Qaboos Mosque towers over the city center, welcoming thousands of worshippers for prayers each day since its completion in 2009, inside, a crystal chandelier hangs from an intricately carved 36-meter (118-foot) dome, and a 20-ton handwoven carpet with 115 million individual knots covers the floor, outside, the landscaped grounds provide a peaceful spot for rest, non-Muslims can tour the interior Saturdays to Thursdays from 8:00 A.M to 11:00 A.M, visitors must dress modestly and women should cover their hair, arms, shoulders, legs.

From the Mosque to Khwar Al Balid, this lagoon takes its name from the ancient city which lies on the banks of this lagoon, the lagoon flanks the city on the east and north, in ancient times, this lagoon was connected to the sea and used as a natural port due to its depth in some parts.

The region is currently on the World Heritage List UNISCO and the khawr is protected, the importance of this place lies in its combination of archaeology, history, and nature, the archaeological park is considered to be the first of its kind in the Sultanate, serving to protect natural resources, attract tourists to the site and inform people of this important ancient city in the Governorate of Dhofar.

From Al Balid to Luban Market (Al Hafah Market) it’s a traditional market known as the city of Salalah, and the visitors of the city as a tourist and economic landmark, the Hafah market is located 3 km from the city of Salalah in Dhofar Governorate, surrounded by coconut trees, the market is known for the sale of incense and frankincense products and the market is full of many products, whether traditional textiles, or traditional clothing, ornaments, gold and silver, and many other traditional products, it’s considered the oldest market in Dhofar.

In the end we’ll visit the coconut groves of Salalah evoke the beauty of greenery, you can see this beauty on the way from Salalah town to Dharis Beach, banana, papaya, sugarcane, and other vegetables are mainly grown here, we’ll give you the opportunity to learn about Salalah farming techniques and walk through the cold soils in between.