Gift ideas Oman

At number 47 on the Mutrah Corniche, a pretty little white house houses the Omani Heritage Gallery, an association under the auspices of the Ministry of Heritage. Inside, you'll find objects that are 100% made in Oman and typical of the sultanate - pottery, basketry, carpets, jewelry, clothes, etc. The aim is not so much to sell as to promote Omani culture. The aim is not so much to trade as to promote the best of Omani craftsmanship. While the prices charged are higher than elsewhere, the profits go back to the craftsmen, so you can be sure you're not buying junk.

The Bahla souk is located on the opposite side of the road to Bahla Fort, just before you reach it from Jabrin. It used to be a lively market, and recent restoration work has brought it back to life without damaging its soul. The latter showcases Oman's architectural and craft heritage and offers visitors a journey back in time. The whole complex is made up of pretty adobe stalls with beautiful wooden doors, where you can buy kandjars, ancient coins, Bedouin jewelry, herbs and spices, baskets...