Nizwa, Oman skyline: the 18 most iconic buildings and best views in Nizwa

Nizwa Fort is a significant historical landmark that attracts many tourists eager to explore its rich history and impressive architecture. The nearby souq area is just a short walk away and is definitely worth visiting for its traditional shops, local crafts, and vibrant atmosphere. While the entry fee is slightly higher than expected, the experience of exploring the fort and its surroundings makes it well worth it.

Nice place to go. It’s possible to arrive in the morning and leave in the evening. Deep inside, I wished to see something more like it’s original - more raw, maybe - but the place is rebuilt. Make sure to eat the crepe there. Fort and market are in the same place, so don’t worry. about transport between them. The market is very nice. Unfortunately I didn’t have time to go to the real ruins.

Nizwa Fort is one of the many forts in Oman, but definitely one of the prettiest. The views and photo opportunities here are stunning, and the atmosphere is incredible. Walking around in the heat can be challenging, but there are plenty of shady spots to take a break. Don’t forget to try the food from Mrs. Ruqiya - it’s a delicious bonus to the visit!

The staff are very friendly. There are a few spots which have air conditioning but the rest is hot. We went in the afternoon to avoid the crowds and it was nice to have the fort almost to yourself. Might be good to get a tour guide if you’re interested in the history.

Nizwa is a must-visit! Rich in history and culture, with a beautiful fort and lively souq. Great place to explore Omani heritage and enjoy local food and crafts.

The fort is a remarkable historic site and one of Oman’s most visited landmarks. Built in the 1650s by Imam Sultan Bin Saif Al Ya’rubi, with foundations dating back to the 12th century, the fort beautifully showcases Omani architectural skill and military ingenuity. The massive round tower 30 meters high and 36 meters wide stands as the fort’s centerpiece, featuring thick defensive walls, narrow staircases, hidden shafts, and even “murder holes” once used to defend against intruders. Inside, the maze of rooms, terraces, and passageways offers a vivid sense of what life was like centuries ago. The fort’s history, from its use as an administrative center to its clever defensive systems like underground water streams and storage cellars, makes it an educational and memorable visit. It can get quite busy, especially on weekends, and more interactive exhibits or guides would make the experience even better but overall, it’s a must see for anyone visiting Nizwa.

Pretty nice tourist attraction, I love that Oman stick to their traditions and the government really cares about preserving their culture and heritage. I had lots of fun looking around the castle and I also visited the Souq Nizwa.

Visiting Nizwa Souq was an absolutely delightful experience! I was so happy the moment I stepped in — the entire place is full of vibrancy, color, and authentic Omani culture. From the lively atmosphere to the friendly local vendors, everything beautifully reflects the heart of Oman. The souvenirs are truly special — handmade crafts, silver jewelry, pottery, and traditional Omani goods that carry the essence of this country’s heritage. Every corner tells a story, and the scent of spices, frankincense, and Arabic coffee makes the experience even more memorable. If you want to feel the real Oman, Nizwa Souq is the place to be — a perfect blend of tradition, warmth, and timeless charm. 🌿🇴🇲✨

Nizwa Central Souq is an absolutely beautiful place, perfect for photos and experiencing something unique. However, as a traditional souq, I didn’t quite feel the usual lively vibe. Perhaps it was the heat, or maybe the rules, but no one really approached you. On one hand, it’s nice to stroll without being bothered, but even when I tried to buy something, it felt like no one really cared. Still, it’s worth visiting for its beauty and atmosphere.

Nizwa Central Souq and its surrounding area are the main reasons I visited Nizwa, traveling so many kilometers from Muscat. The market area has a timeless charm, with narrow lanes, traditional shops, and local crafts that feel like stepping into an Aladdin-era setting. The famous Nizwa Fort is also very close, adding to the historical and cultural experience. Don’t miss trying the local Halwa—it’s famous for being incredibly tasty!

A very full souq (traditional market) with something for everyone. The inner souq has a wide spread of aromatic coffee and dates, authentic Omani frankincense and myrrh, soaps, halawa sweets, local veggies and more. The outside soups are where you go to find pottery, jewelry and the emblematic Omani knifes (khanjar) along with rare guns like vintage Martini Henry rifles. One shop even has a collection display (not for intl sale) of ancient rhino hide buckler style shields. Come to the Nizwa souq if you want to get all your souvenir shopping done in one go, and see some interesting cultural pieces along the way.

Nizwa Central Market is a beautifully restored heritage site that truly captures the heart of Omani culture, craftsmanship, and history. Surrounded by old fort walls and traditional architecture, the market offers a charming mix of sights, sounds, and colors. Visitors can explore shops filled with handmade silver jewelry, pottery, frankincense, spices, and textiles, each reflecting Oman’s rich heritage and local artistry. The atmosphere feels both historic and lively, with friendly vendors and authentic Omani hospitality everywhere you turn. Located just beside the iconic Nizwa Fort, it’s an ideal spot for travelers who want to experience authentic Oman beyond the modern cities. Only about 1.5 hours from Muscat, this market makes for a perfect and rewarding cultural day trip.

Very beautiful and well maintained place in Nizwa! Definitely worth the visit and also a good place to buy pure oils and taste the delicious 100% fresh juice of pomegranate.

A glimpse of an Omani culture with the restored market/Souq. Come early to see the different auctions and the main sections (vegetables, fish, sweets etc ... And Friday the sheep market - a must see!)

Normal size park with flowing stream. Water was crystal clear but the water channel is not clean. Has fungi and mose. Separate area for slides and swings is also there

⭐️⭐️⭐️A beautiful blend of history, engineering, and nature – perfect for family time! Falaj Al Daris is truly one of the hidden gems of Oman, located in the historic city of Nizwa. It’s not just a water channel — it’s a masterpiece of ancient Omani engineering. The falaj system here is part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is still functioning today, proving how advanced and sustainable the traditional water management systems were, even centuries ago. The water flows continuously through well-designed channels that are both beautiful and functional. What’s amazing is how this falaj still supports local agriculture and greenery, especially in the public park around it. The park itself is clean, green, and a peaceful spot to relax. You can sit under the trees with your family, enjoy a picnic, and let the kids play around safely. One of the best parts? You can dip your feet in the flowing falaj water or even take a refreshing bath if the weather is hot — just like the locals do! The water is cool, and it feels great, especially during summer. It’s a simple but unique experience you won’t find anywhere else. Overall, Falaj Al Daris is a good spot for nature lovers, families, and anyone interested in Omani heritage. A mix of culture, history, engineering, and natural beauty — highly recommended if you’re visiting Nizwa!

Falaj Daris Park is the kind of place that makes you question the definition of “park.” A few trees, some shrubs doing their best to look important, and that’s it. Maybe in Oman this qualifies as green space, but anywhere else it’s just… land with plants. And then there’s the UNESCO plaque. Slapped on like a gold star on a half-finished homework, making UNESCO look like they hand out prestige for showing up. If you’re expecting lush gardens, benches under shade, or even a reason to linger—don’t. The best part is probably the exit.

It is a nice park with a stream of water flowing through and a spectacular view of the mountains. Mostly, local families bring their kids to swim there. But the parking is quite limited and seems full during the weekend/public holiday.

Nice family outing place. Specially enjoyable for children.

It been 10 years since my last visit to this Park. I admit that I was very surprised how beautiful this park since my last visit. This park is the best place for family and friends gathering. Also A natural outlet for walking. Falaj Daris can be seen inside the park. Park service: 1) coffee shop. 2) Ice cream 🍦. 3) caffe. 4) bathroom. 5) kids play zone 🛝.

A small and beautiful park near Nizwa. Only around half an hour drive from Nizwa. It's very beautiful with its garden. Have a children play area with toys and other stuffs. Good time time visit is afternoon.

Spacious layout with a variety of stores, restaurants, and a large Lulu Hypermarket. Clean, family-friendly, and centrally located. Ample parking space. However, car parking shade could be improved, especially in the hotter months.

Huge size grand hall and allow alot people to enter the mall and we had lunch over there with delicious oman food.

Nizwa Mall is a clean and aesthetically pleasing place to visit. It’s never too crowded, which makes shopping and walking around quite relaxing. The mall is well-maintained with a calm ambiance and modern design. While the food options are a bit limited, the overall experience is peaceful and enjoyable.

13.07.2025 went there for a walk. small in size and has little options. seemes it still has some ooen places for rent but not been occupied yet the design of the mall is nice. having an open area can utlised for events which is good. but the way it has been designed for reaching from center then you need to go to branch, and getting back to center to get back to other branch, is not a good option in my opinion plenty of parking

A very good super market, everything available here, grocery, electronics, electrical, famous fast food brands and medicines everything. You may find indoor games like billiards, snooker, bowling etc. here. Washroom were super clean like all over Oman. A amazing place for shopping with vast parking area

Nice place for shopping, and there is an ice skiing field in the mall along with other fun activities that can be done here for young adults. You can find Carrefour for grocery shopping. The restaurants options are relatively good with some great cafe's options. The toilets are kept mostly clean, but toilet seats are a bit dirty due to people standing on them with their shoes rather than sitting.

Good for Shopping 🛍 ☺️

I visited Sultan Qaboos mosque that amazingly decorated, clean, and well-organized. The atmosphere was peaceful, and the attention to detail in the design was truly impressive. A wonderful place for prayer and reflection.

I did not know there was a grand mosque in Nizwa until I visited Nizwa Sultan Quboos Mosque. Masha Allah, a beautiful mosque, absolutely stunning architecture and one of the most beautiful landmarks in Nizwa! The mosque is grand, peaceful, and impeccably maintained. The intricate details of the interiors, especially the chandelier and carpet in the main prayer hall, are truly breathtaking. Ample parking is available and a separate section for ladies as well. A must-visit spot in Oman — both for its spiritual beauty and architectural brilliance.

The mosque is unique with a big prayer hall surrounded by a podium built within sophisticated landscape. The mosque has a main minaret standing four towers. The main attraction is the architecture depicting the various Islamic civilization around the world. The main prayer hall is decorated with a single piece hand woven carpet and the interior finished with Marble. The Mosque has an Islamic Study Center also. And a big library. Altogether it is a marvelous piece of religious monument expensively and tastefully built with utmost care - which one should not miss to visit while in Muscat, Oman. Note: The Mosque is open for public on all days

🤍 Sultan Qaboos Mosque, Nizwa Spiritually Uplifting A place of pure peace and beauty. The calm atmosphere and elegant architecture create a deep sense of connection with Allah. Truly a sanctuary where the heart feels serene and the soul feels renewed. 🌿

Beautiful architecture and design. The masjid can be seen from long distance. The masjid looks good with its layout from inside and outside. Feel the tranquility and peace inside. Awesome place for worship. Masjid is well maintained , keeping clean throughout. Having a good space for parking. One of the biggest mosques in Oman in the wilayat of Nizwa

Such a beauty! They let me visit inside their library too. Just have to make sure to wear decent attire and a scarf over your head.

The Sultan Qaboos Mosque in Nizwa is a marvel of Islamic architecture, meticulously crafted with stunning details that leave visitors in awe. As you approach the mosque, you're greeted by its majestic facade adorned with intricate designs and calligraphy, showcasing the mastery of local artisans. Upon entering, the grandeur of the main prayer hall immediately captivates you. The soaring ceilings embellished with ornate chandeliers and intricate geometric patterns create a sense of reverence and tranquility. Sunlight filters through stained glass windows, casting colorful hues that dance across the marble floors, adding to the mystical ambiance. Moving through the mosque, you'll discover smaller prayer halls and courtyards, each with its own unique charm. The courtyards are adorned with lush greenery, fountains, and ornamental pools, providing peaceful retreats for reflection and meditation. The sound of trickling water and the fragrance of incense further enhance the sensory experience, transporting visitors to a state of serenity. Every corner of the Sultan Qaboos Mosque tells a story of Oman's rich cultural heritage and deep-rooted spirituality. From the meticulously crafted arches and domes to the intricate tile work and intricate carvings, every detail reflects the country's dedication to preserving its traditions and heritage. Whether you're a devout Muslim seeking spiritual fulfillment or a curious traveler eager to explore Oman's architectural wonders, a visit to the Sultan Qaboos Mosque in Nizwa promises a truly unforgettable experience filled with beauty, tranquility, and cultural richness.

Nizwa gate. Not much to see, just noticed that there was a parking sign, so stopped to take pics, but way to up was closed. Don't know it's closed always or we were late. Took few pics and continued our way back to muscat.

It's a new landmark of Nizwa, Oman. The structure is beautiful but there's just nothing to see there except the gate only. In the afternoon, the place has an awesome view of the sunset.

Stopped at the Nizwa Gate. Not much to see, but it’s fun to drive through and makes a nice picture if you carefully cross to the middle of the street.

The Nizwa Historical Gate, located at the beginning of Nizwa, is a magnificent structure that represents the city's history and culture. It was built with great craftsmanship and serves as a gateway to the city's past. The gate is not only historically significant but also offers a perfect spot for photography, with its grandeur and detailed carvings. Visit the Nizwa Historical Gate to experience the charm of Nizwa's rich heritage and capture memorable moments.

This place making nizwa more beautiful....like a ancient beauty.....the building structure also different and beautiful......best place to visit in nizwa

Just a beautiful entrance into an ancient city . Make the stop on the way in and enjoy architectural beauty.

Very nice building

As of June 2025 the entry fee for adult is 7.5 omr and kid is 3.5 omr Kid section contain 4 small slide and rain dance area Adult section contain lazy river with wave and 2 nos tyre slide, 1 nos mat slide, 2 nos body slide Sun bed is free of charge, locker rental facility is available. Crowd was less so no waiting time, overall experience was good

Very good weekend destination, especially for those who live in the Muscat area and enjoy water activities with their families. Everything was excellent and fantastic. One thing that is very common and unfair to most expatriates is that the price is set with bias. Another issue is that if we purchase a ticket, we will have access to all facilities rather than just a portion of them.

Quite a small water park, but a fun day out for the children. They do not allow bikinis/swimming costumes... So make sure you take a t-shirt and long gym type pants. There is a shop there to buy these things if you dont have it. I also recommend you pack up some food and drinks to take.

Location - convinient. near Lulu nizwa Ticket rates - bit on higher side compared to no. of rides. But rate chart is clear. Less than 1 yr and above 50 go free. no extra charges inside the park for rides. Lockers available at cost. but dont expect a suitcase to fit in. Clothes - strictly no cotton. swimwear available for sale in park. Cleanliness - Good. water also clean. slides, tubes and mats clean and well maintained. every ride has attendant. Food - coffee shop within park. Overall well maintained and enjoyable.

We were almost alone and it was... Great! The sliders are really cool, the space for the kids as well and the people so kind with us. Definitely not usual in Oman but we had a great time.

Add a very special experience to your visit to Nizwa. Cool down by visiting Wadina Theme Park. It is very simple and exciting theme park that are well designed and rich in games. Suitable for families. The disadvantages More shaded areas are needed More seats and seating areas are needed

Very few employees are doing their job, most of them are not working. The best example is in the lazy river ride most of them were struggling to get out of it after the ride, but no one is helping. No temperature control for the waters, so most of the kids are not able to play for a long time. At least temperature control should be provided for kids area. Floors are started deforming, maintenance required. Only swim suits ( non cotton ) are allowed. They have shops to buy swim suits but they are costly. Lockers, toilets, dressing rooms, and showers are nice.

What an experience! What treasures! What a rich part of history they have preserved so exquisitely! You are transported back to those ages with finesse. Definitely a must watch for all. Highly recommended to students and teachers here who are dealing with history and geography! It’s priceless . When you are looking to rest and eat a bit. You have a beautiful coffee shop! With an exotic view!

The most boring museum I’ve visited. It’s very small, with only a few crafts on display and no explanation of their significance. Not worth the two riyals.

A cute place to spend an hour or so. It’s 2 rials (less than £4) for foreigners. Beautiful doors and windows as examples of Omani woodwork and assorted historic paraphernalia about. Most have English translations but some are in Arabic. I think what’s most frustrating is most items don’t have time stamps so you don’t know old most items are. Regardless, I enjoyed poking around the brightly lit, ACed space.

Fantastic museum with hundreds of historical objects from Oman and super friendly staff.

It was the perfect place to stop and pause while exploring beautiful Nizwa. We understood many things at this laid-back museum. It was at the end of our trip through Oman, but they say it's better late than never.

Dejavu 🔆💟🌧️🌄❄️❤️ It was goosebumps for me when I visited this very wonderful Omani landmark. When I stepped in, it really felt that I had been here a long time ago. Dejavu. I hope that everyone will take good care of this respectful place and may the government keep this well maintained. Overall, this is truly one of Oman's proof of great early civilizations through magnificent records of barter systems and artifacts. Beautiful history, culture, tradition and people. I love Oman ❤️

Nizwa Museum, nestled in the historic city of Nizwa, offers a glimpse into Oman’s rich cultural and historical heritage. The museum features well-curated exhibits, including traditional artifacts, weapons, pottery, and detailed displays about the region’s history and its significance as a trading hub. The architecture of the museum blends beautifully with the surrounding historical landmarks, making it a visually appealing experience. However, the entry fee of 5 Omani rials feels disproportionately high compared to the overall experience. While the museum provides valuable insights, its modest size and the limited number of exhibits make the pricing difficult to justify for many visitors, especially families or budget travelers. For comparison, other cultural sites in Oman offer a similar or better experience at a lower cost. Despite the cost, the museum’s staff are friendly and knowledgeable, adding depth to the visit with their explanations. The location near the iconic Nizwa Fort and bustling souq adds convenience, making it a decent stop if you’re already in the area. However, unless you’re a history enthusiast or have a strong interest in Omani culture, the high entry fee might make this museum less appealing for casual tourists.

Thank you so much to our tour guide Anas ! The whole experience went very smoothly and was incredibly informative. We truly enjoyed it and appreciate the effort in making it such a memorable tour.

We took the Cart ride in the evening. Our guide Anas was brilliant. He is an engineer by profession and guide for Nizwa tours, as part time. His passion, knowledge and courteous behaviour is exemplary. We will recommend to our friends and look forward to meeting him again, in our next trip.

We had a great morning with Ahmed Harith from Nizwa Tourist Carts! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The electric cart tour was a fun and relaxed way to explore Nizwa. Ahmed was a fantastic guide, super friendly with our kids, and full of interesting stories. We enjoyed delicious Omani coffee and fresh dates, which made the experience even more special. Highly recommend Nizwa Tourist Carts and Ahmed if you want a unique and family-friendly way to see the city!

We arrived in Nizwa a bit late and wanted a quick tour before the shops closed. Thankfully, we found the tour — it was the perfect way to explore the area efficiently. Our guide, Abdulaziz, was fantastic! He explained the history clearly and made the whole experience both fun and informative. Highly recommended if you’re short on time but still want to get a feel for Nizwa’s charm.

We did the tour of Nizwa with Anas. It was a great experience, with his stories Anas immersed us in the history of Nizwa, the guide was very nice! We'd definitely recommend it!

A comprensive tour by Anas of Nizwa, who had incredibly in depth knowledge of every nook and cranny of the area. I would suggest getting one as soon as you arrive to get a feel for all of the restaurants and hotels and potentially get a better rate than if you booked online.

The tour was truly wonderful; we enjoyed it and benefited from the historical information. Our guide, Waleed⭐️,shared rich knowledge, and with him we learned valuable information about Omani history

Good design, iconic structure at Nizwa Souq

Small place and an ideal landmark to meet people in Nizwa fort area- car parking on one side, shops on another, nizwa fort and souq opposite. Sponsored by a bank and very photogenic.

Monument commemorating Nizwa , the capital of Arab culture ,2015

One of the most beautiful and historical city in Oman

Unique

This is one the symbol of nizwa .

its v.good to visit

Very nice tour with a friendly guide. About an hour ride around Nizwa in a lovely golf cart. Would recommend to anyone visiting

It was excellent short and sweet tour.Trip covers heritage of Nizwa city with mind blowing monuments. I actually booked this tour as my parents are on visit to Oman and they really liked this trip and Mr. Nasser who was our trip guide was very good in explanation and thanks to Mr. Yunus the owner of this organization.

(Translated by Google) It was a great short and sweet tour, covering the city's most important monuments. Mr. Ahmad, our tour guide, is very committed and explains things in a great way. (Original) Es war eine tolle kurze und süße Tour, umfasst die wichtigsten Denkmälern der Stadt. Herr Ahmad , unser tourleiter, sehr engagiert und erklärt in toller Art und Weise.

(Translated by Google) A unique and wonderful experience. It allows a person to learn about the history of the city of Nizwa in particular and the history of Oman in general. This is done through a comprehensive explanation and introduction to the ancient lanes of Nizwa by skilled guides in the field of tourism. You can find all of this only at Abu Yamna Tourist Tourists, the pioneers in the field of classic cars, as the first classic car tourism project in the Sultanate. I strongly advise everyone to try Abu Yamna tours. 👍😘 (Original) تجربه فريدة وأكثر من رائعه. تتيح للشخص التعرف على تأريخ مدينة نزوى بشكل خاص وتأريخ عمان عمومآ. وذلك من خلال الشرح والتعريف الوافي عن حارات نزوى القديمه على يد مرشدين متمكنين في مجال السياحه. كل ذلك تجده فقط لدى أبو يامنه للجوالات السياحيه أصحاب الريادة في مجال السيارات الكلاسيكية كأول مشروع سياحي للسيارات الكلاسيكية على مستوى السلطنة. أنصح الجميع وبشدة تجربة الجولات سياحيه لدى أبو يامنه. 👍😘

(Translated by Google) Yes, you are the pride of Nizwa, and you deserve support and you deserve to contribute to the impact of these tourist tours. I thank you for this beautiful and elegant service, and we are always proud of you. (Original) نعم انتم فخر نزوى وانتم تستحقو الدعم وتستحقو المساهمه في اثرا هذي الجولات السياحيه اشكركم على هذي الخدمه الجميله الراقيه ونحن دوما فخورين بكم

(Translated by Google) It is very important to experience classic cars with Abu Yamna Company...a wonderful experience in Al-Aqar Lane and Nizwa Souq with skilled guides who have the capabilities to make your day the happiest. (Original) من الأهمية بمكان تجربة السيارات الكلاسيكية مع شركة أبو يامنة .. تجربة رائعه في حارة العقر وسوق نزوى مع مرشدين متمكنين ولديهم الامكانيات لجعل يومكم أسعد.

(Translated by Google) A wonderful experience and a very excellent and experienced guide. I enjoyed this experience very much and I advise everyone to visit Nizwa (Original) تجربة رائعة ومرشد ممتاز جدا وذو خبرة استمتعت كثيرا بهذه التجربة وانصح الجميع بزيارة نزوى

Loved the area! The fort was so impressive and enjoyable to explore all the small rooms, corridors and rooftops. Worth the visit! The souq is also beautiful but was mostly closed due to the time we were there at. Must go morning or after 4pm!

Quite dissappointing. Plenty of ruined houses. There is moreover rubbish and trash around some of the ruined houses... Why do people not clean up after themselves? Is that so difficult? Historical cities similar to Nizwa in Morocco are actually often cleaner even though Morocco is not as rich and well off as is Oman.

Great atmosphere, especially in the late afternoon after 4 PM. Note that everything closes from about 2 to 4 because of graders during the weekdays at least. A lot of nice coffee, shops and small businesses. Much better than Al Hamra.

This town is about 1500 years old. That's enough convincing to go and visit it.

Amazing and should be in your schedule once in Nizwa

Currently under restoration. It will be a beautiful tourist destination in the future.

A bit touristic but worth a visit

Pretty compact site, In 30 minutes, you could have done. It is inside a park, so, you can spend even more time. The construction, obviously continues, but it is impressive to see here an example of this type of structure.

It's very nice place We can enjoying with friends and family's There is kid's raids also available 👍🏻

👣 Well maintained with basic amenities. Free foot spa by the fishes found in the falaj. Sadly, there are some aquarium fish nowadays. Respect the privacy of others. There is a toilet to change clothes.

Falaj Daris is the largest Falaj in the country and is considered a World Heritage Site. The water it provides maintains Nizwa as it serves the surrounding countryside that has a variety of plantations. It is a significant Falaj alongside Dhoot and Al Ghantuq both located in Nizwa (Muscat-expo.com, 2022). - Adventure Tours

Unesco world heritage site

Not much to see

Very nice

Great market here but stay away on rainy days as it is actually in the middle of the Wadi. Cattlefeed, agricultural products, fish etc. Used cars are also sold here. Great food is also sold here. This place is vert nice at night with the beautiful lights of the Fort. Some times the wadi becomes very strong here so keep away at rainy days.

I need a sewing machine which is not heavy and not expensive.

Good place for shopping. Every Friday they have the display of local products for sale. The souq is specific on Friday starting early morning hours till the noon prayer time. It is a vast display of products for the vessels made of steel, aluminium, cookware, also vessels made of Iron. The large vessels are useful. The carpets have a wide range. They deliver us to home. The beds and comforts are also good and affordable price. The livestock of cattle includes goat, cow, calves for meat. The green cattle feed are also available fresh from the garden.

To check out used car trials on Friday mornings

Low price

👍🏻

(Translated by Google) The Friday market is inside a large castle and represents an old-fashioned shopping mall. It is nice for shopping in the evening (Original) سوق الجمعة داخل قلعة كبيرة ويمثل طراز تسوق قديم.. جميل للتسوق في الفترة المسائية

It was good but don't expect much before visiting

The animals are distressed and in small spaces, this needs to be changed. Two stars for the nice plants and falaj.

Camel wasnt there, not much else

A simple garden, not my place. Nothing to see but only Date trees

Waoo nice place I like it very much

Nice

A nice garden filled with palm trees, animals and swings

You can see the city from the old fort

Old fort ruins

(Translated by Google) The streets are very narrow (Original) الشوارع ضيقه جدا

It's a place known for Nizwa Grand Mall, Funzone, Vox cinema, Intercity Hotel, Wadena Water Park, Nizwa Business Centre. Plenty of parking space.

Just drive there and have a wonderful around. Ruins in good condition and lots to see. Ideal if you are into photography

Beautiful site to see. Just wish I had read up on its history to better understand what I was looking at and to appreciate the views. Lovely photo opportunities.

Beautiful site with quite a nice level of conservation.

Great spot if you’re in Nizwa or around. You can walk freely around the ruins and if you go to the back there’s a wadi which is deep enough for swimming (the local youth jumped from the edge!!)

A beautiful site to visit to see ruins. These ruins cover a large site and made us feel quite curious about it's existence..

Nice place to visit if you like abandoned things. Free to visit but no info about the place.

Heard of Tanuf as a water bottling company but didnt know there were ruins here. Visited this place as part of a day trip to Nizwa and was happy to see the place as there are not many places like this one can explore. But at the same time I was disheartened as there seems to be nothing done to keep the place from falling apart other then leaving it untouched. A few strong showers will definitely bring this place down and all that will remain will be pictures we click. If you are interested in seeing these ruins and also the ones in Birkat Al Mouz, I suggest you dont postpone your trip further.