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tourism • Aug 15, 2026

Al Dakhiliyah Governorate is advancing several major tourism, heritage and infrastructure projects in Al Hamra and Bahla, with completion rates ranging from 40% to 94%.

Key projects include the Eastern Mountain Oasis, Misfat Al Abriyeen development, Bahla Souq rehabilitation, and the Jabrin entrance and Bisyah area improvements.

The Eastern Mountain Oasis has exceeded 80% completion, featuring an investment restaurant, outdoor theatre, shaded seating, prayer areas and pedestrian walkways. Local content during implementation has reached 85%.

Meanwhile, Bahla Souq is about 94% complete, with restoration of traditional architecture, upgraded commercial spaces and a new tourist walkway connecting the historic mosque with Bahla Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

The projects aim to enhance visitor experiences, preserve Omanโ€™s architectural heritage, create investment opportunities and support SMEs, artisans and local economic activity.

The development supports Omanโ€™s broader Oman Vision 2040 goals for sustainable tourism, local value creation and economic diversification.

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