Hajar Mountains Collection

An old goatherd spins wool at his village on the rim of the great canyon separating Jebel Shams from the main massif of Al Jabal al Akhdar

Omani men wear the traditional long white robes and ceremonial khanjar or curved dagger up on Al Jabal al Akhdar

Date palms flank the dirt road running through Wadi Bani Auf, a gorge running deep into the Hajar Mountains and Al Jabal al Akhdar

An abandoned watchtower perched high on a pinnacle of rock commanding a view along Wadi Bani Auf and the access into the Hajar Mountains and Al Jabal al Akhdar

The first Rustaq Fort was built by the Persians in the pre-Islamic period. It became the capital of the Ya ruba dynasty and was subsequently re-built in the 17th Century

A four-poster bed in a girls bedroom in Nakhl Fort which stands in the foothills of the Western Hajar Mountains. The early foundations are thought to pre-date Islam

Nakhl Fort stands in the foothills of the Western Hajar Mountains. The early foundations are thought to pre-date Islam. The mainly 17th century fortress visible today stands over 30 metres high

Oman, The Batinah Plain, Nakhal Fort OMAN-The Batinah Plain-Nakhal: Nakhal Fort, at the foot of the Hajar Mountains- Fort Detail

Beehive tombs, Al Ain, Oman C018 / 2506
Beehive tombs. Row of ancient beehive tombs located on the edge of Jebel Misht (Ridge), Oman, near Al Ain on the border with Abu Dhabi

Beehive tombs, Al Ain, Oman C018 / 2505
Beehive tombs. Row of ancient beehive tombs located on the edge of Jebel Misht (Ridge), Oman, near Al Ain on the border with Abu Dhabi

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Nestled in the rugged beauty of Oman's Western Hajar Mountains, a timeless world awaits. An old goatherd spins wool at his village on the rim, preserving ancient traditions passed down through generations. Omani men gracefully don their traditional long white robes, embodying the rich cultural heritage of this land. As you traverse the winding dirt road through Wadi Bani Auf, majestic date palms stand tall on either side, offering shade and respite from the desert sun. Along your journey, an abandoned watchtower perched high on a pinnacle reminds you of the region's storied past. History comes alive as you explore Rustaq Fort, originally built by Persians centuries ago. Its imposing structure stands as a testament to Oman's resilience and strategic importance throughout time. In Nakhl, a quaint town nestled at the foothills of these mighty mountains, a glimpse into local life unveils itself. A four-poster bed adorned with delicate linens graces a girl's bedroom in Nakhl—a charming reminder that even amidst rugged landscapes, comfort and warmth can be found. Standing proudly against nature's backdrop is Nakhl Fort—an architectural marvel that has witnessed countless tales unfold over centuries. It guards not only its walls but also preserves stories etched within its stones. Venturing further into Al Ain reveals another facet of Oman's history—the enigmatic beehive tombs dotting the landscape like ancient sentinels guarding secrets untold. These structures serve as silent witnesses to civilizations long gone yet leave us intrigued about their purpose and significance. The Hajar Mountains hold sway over this captivating land—Oman’s hidden gem where nature intertwines seamlessly with human existence. From rustic villages to awe-inspiring forts and mysterious tombs—each corner tells its own story while inviting exploration and discovery. Come lose yourself in Oman’s Western Hajar Mountains—a place where time slows down and whispers of history echo through every breath-taking vista.