Crowne Plaza Sohar

Marvelous architecture of the building with all its decoration is definitely worth a visit. Its giant chandelier is just amazing. Carefully chosen and well arranged patterns finishing the walls with marble and tiles are beautiful. Wooden carvings for columns and doors are also splendid. Make sure to observe the rules of visiting places of worship in Oman.

The Barka Race Track is pounded not by horses but camels that reach alarming speeds. Pick your beast under the shade of the stand before cheering on the jockeys as they ride their camel with the utmost skill and control and charge towards the finish.

Inspired by Persian and central Asian Islamic architecture, the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque Sohar is open for visitors from 8 am to 11 am except Fridays. The massive mosque has a large garden, three main entrances, four minarets, and a beautiful turquoise main dome. The mosque also uniquely integrates wood in its design in an artistic way that’s quite uncommon among Omani royal mosques

Tracing the legend of Sinbad the Sailor, said to have set sail on daring voyages from Sohar beach, 10 minutes' drive away. Listen to the waves rolling in from the Gulf of Oman and the buzz of the fish markets as you stroll the blue-and-white promenade.

Crowne Plaza Sohar is halfway between Muscat, Oman's scintillating capital, and the skybound, swelling metropolis of Dubai. Ask our friendly Concierge about organising jaunts to the ancient valley city of Nizwa or trips to Dubai's titanic shopping malls.

Jarak ke hotel: 9.32 MI/ 15 KM Selatan

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