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Natalia Kulikova
Level 13 Local Expert
September 4
To begin with, it's best to walk from the bus stop to the former riverbed, which will save 10 minutes, which is important in the hot sun. The fortress itself is very beautiful, beige, as if it glows in the sun. The entrance is only 5 reals (1000 rubles), you can explore everything slowly, there are few air-conditioned areas, mainly the gallery on the 2nd floor. An exhibition of local crafts and history is on display on the ground floor. Many local families visit the museum, it is very nice to see them, the people are very friendly. There is a coffee shop on the ground floor, I recommend a Spanish latte, and there is also a bathroom (satisfactory, there is no air conditioning inside). There are also basket-making workshops, but I didn't get in and I didn't find a schedule. There is also a kindergarten where there are local animals and large blue parrots. It took me 2 hours to explore the fortress of the museum.
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Ihar Beliauski
Level 22 Local Expert
October 10
Nizwa Fort is one of the many forts in Oman, but definitely one of the most beautiful. The view and photo opportunities here are amazing, and the atmosphere itself is simply incredible. Walking in the heat can be exhausting, but there are plenty of shady places to rest. Don't forget to try the dishes from Mrs. Rukia — it's a delicious and pleasant bonus to visit!
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Ирина Ермоленко
Level 9 Local Expert
November 18, 2024
My name is Irina (Pantheon tour operator, department for work with individuals). During my trip to Oman, I had the opportunity to visit Nizwa Fort. Nizwa was once the capital of Oman. The fort is a 1.5-hour drive from Muscat. This fortress is a symbol of the city and a business card of Oman. It was built in the early 17th century, it took 12 years to build. The fortress served to protect the city from enemies. The main part of the fortress is the central round tower. Today, there is a museum inside the fortress where you can learn more about the history of Oman. The fort is quite large, it will take about 2 hours for a leisurely study. There is a beautiful view of the city from the walls of the fortress.
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