Ramadan Nights in Nizwa from OMR70

Total price From OMR140

Created: Thursday, February 5, 2026

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Weekend Events GCC Packages Overnight Cultural & Heritage

About the destination

Located just a 1.5-hour drive from Muscat, Nizwa is the largest city in the A’Dakhiliyah region and boasts a rich history as one of Oman's oldest and most significant cities. A visit to Nizwa is an enriching journey through time.

The iconic 17th-century Nizwa Fort, with its impressive circular tower, stands as a testament to the city's past. Just steps away, the vibrant Nizwa Souq offers a sensory feast, overflowing with local crafts, spices, and fresh produce.

For a truly authentic experience, the bustling Nizwa Friday Market is a must-visit. Witness the lively exchange at the livestock market, where locals connect and conduct business, offering a unique glimpse into Omani traditions.

Nizwa's cultural significance permeates every corner of the city, making it a captivating destination for travellers seeking to immerse themselves in the heart and soul of Oman.

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Al Dar Inn

Nizwa - At 1.8 km from the centreWITH BREAKFASTHaret Al Aqr, Nizwa 611

DBL Room (Mud House Rooms)

A stay of a past character and the pride of the present.

Aldar Inn consists of several old houses that are a few hundreds of years old, that have been renovated to accommodate guests and give them a unique experience of living in heritage houses with some modern touches.

Al Dar Inn Compnents:

The first building is called Dar Hilal which is named after Hilal bin Mohammed Al Shariyani, who was the first owner of the building. It consisted of a flat with three rooms and a living room, and another six separate rooms, a library and a rooftop with a view of Nizwa fort, Niz café, and the farms on one side, and on the inn’s garden and swimming pool on the other side.

The second is called Al Dakhtar, which is an old building made from mud that was called Thomas’s clinic after Dr. Thomas who visited Nizwa and treated people in it. It was a clinic to treat citizens in the era of Imam Mohammed bin Abdullah Al Khalili (More on this in Al Dakhtar’s introductory booklet).

The third is called (to be named later), which is a building made from cement consisting of eight rooms, it was renovated in heritage pattern with some modern touches. It also has a rooftop with a view of the fort and the fort’s garden on one side, and on the inn’s garden on the other.

The fourth is the management building.

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