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Salalah
Salalah is the tropical jewel of southern Oman and is known for its green hills, waterfalls, and frankincense plantations. The Khareef season turns this seaside paradise into a dreamy and beautiful place with Arabian spell all over it.
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Salalah
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Salalah is the king of Oman’s southern Dhofar region and it offers a unique experience over the whole Arabian Peninsula. Besides its lush greenery and tropical serenity, Salalah is also a place where one enjoys the monsoon and thus it is a very attractive and cool contrast to the hot deserts of the Middle East.
Every year from June to September the Khareef (monsoon) season sweeps across Salalah and along with it comes the greenery, hills, waterfalls, and mountains hiding under mist. People are drawn to the place each year just to see this wonder of nature because the area comes alive with gentle winds, colorful plants, and crystal-clear brooks.
Salalah's grandeur goes beyond its landscapes. Along the beach, fine white beaches and blue waters lure to both rest and adventures. Mughsail Beach, which is famous for its blowholes and limestone cliffs, is one of the most photographed natural sites of Oman.
Rich in history, Salalah is the place where the old frankincense trade took root. The Al Baleed Archaeological Park, the Land of Frankincense Museum, both UNESCO World Heritage sites, are open for visitors to learn about the city’s past as a major trading hub.
In the city center, the lively markets present spices, incense, and hand-made products for sale, while coconut trees and banana plantations grow beside the streets — all contributing to the tropical feel of the region.
Salalah is a destination of total enchantment no matter if you are on a quest the Khareef's misty beauty, the sunlit winter beaches, or the rich cultural heritage — a tranquil and verdant oasis where nature and tradition co-exist perfectly.
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