What to Expect
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Thumrait, Oman
The first stop of the journey will be in Thumrait Town, where you’ll enjoy a brief refreshment break, including the taste of a traditional Arabian cup of coffee (Qahwah) and dates (Tamer). Thumrait is not just a convenient rest stop—it’s a town rich in historical significance. Known for its vital role in the ancient Frankincense trade routes, Thumrait has long been a crucial trading post in Oman’s history. Its strategic location in the Dhofar Governorate, on the main road connecting the region to the rest of Oman, made it a hub for traders moving goods across the Arabian Peninsula.

Why Visit?
Thumrait offers a glimpse into Oman’s past as a key player in the global Frankincense trade, and it continues to be a symbol of the country’s rich heritage. Visiting Thumrait is an opportunity to learn about Oman’s ancient trading history while experiencing the traditional hospitality of the region.

Duration: 15 minutes

Ubar, Oman
Visit the World Heritage Site of the Gum Road in Dhofar province, located at the southern end of the Empty Quarter Desert. Learn about the history of the ancient city of Ubar, believed to be the legendary city of “Erm al-Imad” mentioned in the Holy Quran. Evidence shows that the site has been inhabited since the Stone Age, with traces of settlement as recent as the Iron Age (around 325 BC). Excavations have revealed further archaeological finds in this ancient trading hub, and your guide will explain the significance of these discoveries.

Why Visit?
Ubar holds great historical and cultural importance, offering a chance to connect with one of Oman’s most significant archaeological sites. Exploring this ancient city will give you insight into Oman’s past and its role in trade and commerce, making it a must-visit for history enthusiasts.

Duration: 30 minutes

Kzv Camp Tourist, Oman
Arrive at 5:30 pm at the magnificent sand dunes near Al-Khadaf, where you’ll embark on an exhilarating dune bashing adventure. You’ll have time to explore the golden sand hills, take calming walks across the dunes, and capture stunning photos during the golden hour as the sun sets over the Empty Quarter desert. This exciting desert experience will remain a cherished memory.

After sunset, head to the nearby Layali Desert Camp, where a warm welcome and a cup of tea await you. You’ll be guided through the camp’s facilities and briefed on the night’s program. After settling into your tent, enjoy a delicious Arabian buffet dinner. Take in the serenity of the desert night, stargazing and witnessing shooting stars. After a restful night’s sleep, wake up early to witness the extraordinary sunrise over the dunes. A traditional Arabian breakfast will be served before the journey continues.

Why Visit?
This overnight desert stay provides an authentic Bedouin experience, combining cultural immersion with relaxation. From the stunning desert views to the delicious food and peaceful night sky, this is a unique opportunity to enjoy Omani hospitality and natural beauty.

Duration: 14 hours

Wadi Dawkha, Salalah, Oman
Visit the National Reserve of frankincense trees (Boswellia sacra), located 40 km north of Salalah. Wadi Dawkha is a significant stop on the ancient Frankincense Trail, which has been utilized by traders for centuries. The area is home to approximately 5,000 frankincense trees, some of which are ancient specimens. Despite reaching heights of up to 26 feet, most trees here stand around 10 feet tall. Your guide will provide detailed insights into the history of frankincense production and the role this area played in global trade.

Why Visit?
Wadi Dawkha offers a rare opportunity to see a UNESCO World Heritage Site and learn about the ancient trade routes that shaped Oman’s history. The frankincense trees and their stories give a profound insight into the importance of this valuable resource in the region’s economy and culture.

Duration: 45 minutes