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Salalah Overview

Salalah is the most captivating tourist destination of the Sultanate of Oman. It stands as a sharp contrast to the scorching desert heat and barren desert land of the Arabia.

Salalah is the second largest city of Oman after Muscat. Salalah is about 1100 km from the capital city of Muscat. It covers a distance of twelve hours by car or bus and one hour by flight.

Famous for its lush green mountains, the place attracts tourist from all over throughout the year. This region of the country enjoys a tropical climate throughout the year. June to August is known as the Khareef season. As nature's bounty fills up the mountain's lap, tourists from all across flocks to enjoy the spirit of this festival. With mist shrouded mountain, the flowing wadis and fresh air Salalah is tourist's paradise.

Apart from the enchanting green mountains, Salalah beaches and coastlines are also a source of major attraction. Beaches like Shati al Hafa, Al Balid, Khandaq, Dahariz beckons the visitor each time they visit.

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Salalah - Reviews

Posted
January 2011
There's much more to Salalah than the Khareef
Shueshue Jalajala from Salalah
 
Salalah is a quiet place that cannot be compared to Muscat. During the "rainy" season tourist come from all over the peninsula to escape the heat and to enjoy the constant drizzle %26 fog. It's not until the end of the rainy season (in September) that th hills start to turn into a jungle and turn bright green. If you're from arabia this is an attraction in itself. If you're from Europe you'll probably find all this greenery, rain %26 fog an interesting contrast but maybe no more than that. For people from rainy %26 green countries I would recommend skipping Khareef season and heading down to Salalah between november %26 March whwn the weather is cooler and the sea is lovely %26 calm. The beaches are very beautiful. White sand, unspoilt. And the water is nice and warm. Locally kept "secrets" are the string of beaches and bays just east of Mirbat and Fasaia beach about 20 minutes after Mugsail/ the blow holes. The latter of which I recommend visiting during Khareef. It's also a great time to visite the interesting archeological sites of al baleed %26 sumharam. The views from the mountains at this time of year are simply stunning and it's a good time to go on day trips along the beach road to Hasik or in the other direction to drive along the furious road in the direction of Yemen.

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