Tourism Grows in South Al Batinah as Visitors Flock In

Several tourist destinations across the wilayats of South Al Batinah Governorate have seen a noticeable boost in visitor numbers over the past two days. With its natural springs, mountain trails, and heritage landmarks, the region is becoming a go-to escape for both local and international travelers.

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Ain Al Kasfa in Rustaq Draws the Crowds

One of the busiest spots has been Ain Al Kasfa in the Wilayat of Rustaq, known for its soothing hot springs. This natural wonder continues to be a major attraction, especially with recent improvements in the area. Local restaurants and cafés nearby have also seen a sharp rise in footfall, thanks to the growing number of tourists.

Nakhal Offers a Mix of Nature and History

Over in Nakhal, tourism activity is buzzing around top sites like Nakhal Fort and Ain Al Thawara. The nearby Jabal Al Luban Trail is also pulling in more hikers and nature lovers. Its scenic landscapes and diverse plant life make it a unique hiking experience, especially since it’s located along the same road as Ain Al Thawara. Visitors often combine both in a single day trip.

Heritage Walkway in Wadi Al Ma’awil Gains Popularity

In Wadi Al Ma’awil, the Hajarat Al Sheikh Walkway in the town of Afi is welcoming more visitors than usual. The walkway is part of a tourism development project that links three heritage sites: Hajarat Al Sheikh Neighborhood, Al Safalah Castle, and Bait Al Ghasham Museum. It winds through traditional Omani architecture, passes by the historic Falaj Al Washah, and offers picturesque views of lush palm groves, perfect for a relaxing and educational stroll.

Whether it’s a dip in a hot spring, a hike through the mountains, or a walk through Oman’s rich history, South Al Batinah is quickly becoming a top travel destination for those seeking natural beauty and cultural depth.