Millennium Resort Salalah

Oman is all about daunting mountains, crystal clear seas, golden sand beaches and sandy deserts. It has ample places for exploring for travellers worldwide. The Khareef season in Salalah is the most awaited. So, if you have already heard about this unique natural festival in Oman and thinking about being a part of it, here’s every single thing about it that you need to know! Salalah Festival 2019 - Dates 15th to 31st August Khareef Khareef means ‘autumn’ in Arabic, and during this time in Oman, a typical tropical climatic condition dominates Dhofar.

Wadi Darbat (Darbat Valley) is the most beautiful and scenic spot for the nature lovers in Dhofar Region of Oman. This amazing valley offers everything that is needed for a memorable family day. A visit to Salalah is not complete without a visit to Wadi Darbat.

Marneef cave is in close proximity to Al Mughsayl Beach, which one of the most preferred picnic spot by Salalah locals, residents and tourists.

A place to buy frankincense. Known better as haffa. If you know how to haggle and your frankincense then you're bound to get a good deal. An hour or two at most is enough.

Well-labelled and atmospherically lit at night, the ancient ruins of Al Baleed belong to the 12th-century trading port of Zafar. Frankincense was shipped from here to India in exchange for spices. Little is known about the port’s demise, but the excellent on-site Museum of the Frankincense Land charts the area’s settlement since 2000 BC and illustrates the nation's maritime strength, including its recent renaissance. The site includes several kilometres of landscaped paths and the adjoining reed beds make for good birdwatching.