Nizwa
A Brief Description
One of Oman's oldest cities, Nizwa previously served as a hub for trade, religion, culture, and the arts. Previously, the Jama (great mosque) served as a centre for Islamic education. Nizwa gained notoriety as a result of its significance as a hub of activity at the foot of the Western Hajar Mountains. Nizwa is a varied, prosperous city today with a wealth of historical, agricultural, and recreational resources. Date cultivation is concentrated in Nizwa, which also serves as the local market.
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Our Nizwa Experience
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Frequently Asked Questions
The city is known for date agriculture, with khalas and khumaizi being the most desired types. The fort, historic ruins, and gorgeous mountains are all well-known features of the city.
Anytime between September and March is the ideal time to travel to Nizwa. In Oman, springtime lasts from March through May, when temperatures range between 43°C to 31°C without any precipitation. If you want to visit Nizwa in March, you should book your vacation in advance because that month is one of the busiest in Oman.
The Fort Timings are Sat to Thu 8 am to 4 pm and Friday 8 am to 11 am.