Here, you will learn about the features of Islamic architecture in southern Oman and understand why Salalah is considered the region’s religious center.

A visit to a private farm with a walk through well-kept gardens. You will see how fruits and plants are grown in southern Oman and get acquainted with the local way of life.

02. A Local Omani’s Private Farm

Mangoes, papayas, bananas, coconuts, and seasonal fruits. A great place to literally “taste” the region and experience the everyday atmosphere of the city.

03. Salalah Fruit Market

Here, you will learn how frankincense resin made this region wealthy and connected Salalah to trade routes with Egypt, Greece, and India.

04. Frankincense Museum

A walk through the ruins of an ancient port, from which ships once set sail with frankincense. A unique place that lets you imagine the scale of the region’s ancient trade.

05. Al-Balid Archaeological Park

One of the most authentic markets in Salalah. Frankincense, spices, souvenirs, and traditional Eastern goods create a true kaleidoscope of scents and experiences.

06. Al-Haffa Market

An introduction to local spices and the aromas of Oman. Here, you will learn which spices are used in Omani cuisine and, if you wish, purchase fresh seasonings and aromatic blends.

07. Salalah Spice Shop