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The plateau at jebal shams is 250 millions of years old. The canyon was broken 60 millions years ago. The cave has water on different level in more than 100 million years. Therefore the fantastic rests of stalaktiten there. With the suddenly break in 60 million years the canyon and the cave was free. by @omani_tourguide

The Sharqiya Sands, also known as the Wahiba Sands, form a sea of dunes stretching approximately 180 km from north to south and reaching a width of about 80 km; some of the dunes rise to over 100 meters in height. Their colors shift from honey-hued to deep orange as the sun moves across the sky, and Bedouin families still herd camels and goats along the fringes of the sands. by @omani_tourguide

Wadi Bani Khalid is a wadi and tourist destination in Oman . The wadi maintains a continuous flow of water throughout the year. Large pools of water and rocks are scattered along the valley's course. Geographically, the wadi covers a large area of lowlands and the Hajar Mountains . by @omani_tourguide

Traditional Omani houses (mud houses) are referred to be a good model of buildings that consume energy efficiently. “Clay and mud which are the primary material used in construction of these houses have high thermal mass and lower time lag and this helps regulate the indoor temperatures. This means, in winter the clay buildings can stay at a consistent temperature throughout the day making it cool during the day and warm at night. This is due the high time lag of the thick clay walls slowing the rate of heat transfer into and out the buildin. by @omani_tourguide

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Dates aren't iust a snack in Oman - thev're part of daily life and hospitality. You'll find them eaten fresh as "Rutab," semi-ripe as "Busr" or "Balah," and dried as "Tamr." Locals often squeeze out the pit, dip the date in sesame butter, and sip it with Omani coffee Dates are also cooked down into halwa and date molasses, called date honey, and the wet season runs from late April through November depending on the variety and region, by @omani_tourguide

Beginning in April, the rose season marks a spectacular transformation across villages like Al Ain, Al Sherija, and Seiq. Farmers rise with the sun to handpick the blossoms in the early morning hours, capturing their fragrance at its peak. The rose varieties cultivated here include Omani rose, Damask rose, and Bulgarian rose — all cherished for their powerful, sweet aroma. by @omani_tourguide

Ras Al Hadd in Oman is widely recognized as the first place to see the sunrise in the Middle East and the Arabian Peninsula. by @omani_tourguide