Exploring off-the-radar Oman offers a glimpse into its rich natural environment

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Exploring off-the-radar Oman offers a glimpse into its rich natural environment
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One of the most biodiverse countries in the Middle East, Oman is home to arid rocky plains, stunning mountain ranges, breathtaking deserts and coastline

. A lively tourism industry is built around the natural wonders of the country, and there is considerable work being done to conserve and preserve it while educating locals and visitors alike about the importance of doing so. Compared to many of its neighbours, Oman has a long tradition of environmental protection and conservation, addressing issues such as climate change, desertification and protecting native endangered species.

As my guide, Adil, dropped me off at the entrance of the famed wadi, I asked for pointers. “Take a boat across the river. Then walk for about 45 minutes, swim then walk, then swim – just follow the people ahead of you,” he said. Simple enough. Off I went in the heat of the mid-afternoon sun. Nevertheless, spotting the first signs of ancient life in the wadi – man-made aqueducts and terraced areas carved out of stone thousands of years ago – made it all worth it. Here, I marvelled at the towering cavern walls formed into intricate ridges and shapes by erosion over time. They’re a stunning contrast to the smooth and inviting waters of the wadi.

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