Oman offers a variety of unique souvenirs that reflect its rich culture and heritage. Consider items such as:
*Traditional Omani Attire *
Similar to the kandura of the UAE, the dishdasha is a floor length, long-sleeved garment that is worn collarless, and can come in any color, including pale lilac and soft beige, with white usually reserved for the workplace. The overall cut in Oman tends to be looser and more roomy than its tailored UAE counterpart.
*Omani Frankincense *
Oman is known for its high-quality frankincense resin, which has cultural and religious significance. It’s often available in local markets. Embark on the historic Frankincense Trail in Oman, tracing ancient trade routes where precious frankincense was transported. Visit the UNESCO-listed archaeological site of Ubar, an ancient lost city, and explore the ruins of Al Baleed. Immerse yourself in the captivating history of frankincense trade at the Land of Frankincense Museum. The trail takes you through Salalah, showcasing the intriguing blend of culture, history, and the aromatic allure of this legendary trade route.
*Silver Jewelry *
Omani silver jewelry, often adorned with intricate designs, is a popular choice for souvenirs.
*Khanjar (Dagger) *
A symbol of Omani culture, the khanjar is a traditional curved dagger. Miniature versions make unique souvenirs.
Omani Coffee Pots (Dallah) *
Decorative coffee pots used in traditional Oman.
