300 Years old Omani village in Imti
Learn about sustainable living from this 300 years old Omani village in Imti, Al Dakhliya
As soon as September arrives, the green mountains of the Al
Hajar ranges famously known as Jebel Al Akhdar turn red. This is when the green
pomegranate shrubs start bearing red and juicy pomegranates after a year’s
wait.
Places to explore in Jebel Akhdar during September:
1. Rummana
Since past few years, an agritourism project called “Rummana” also has become an integral part of this season. You can walk through the pomegranate orchards, drink pomegranate juice, try local food items and purchase plants.

2. Al-Ayn village
This village has it all- the pomegranate orchards, rose gardens, hiking trails and stunning viewpoints of the plateau.

3. Wadi Bani Habib
A walk down hundreds of steps and across the wadi will transport you to the ruins of an old village which seems frozen in time. The houses here are made up of mud, locally available wood, palm etc. The hike to the village can be exhausting if you are not in a fit shape. It's better to watch the village from afar, shop for some locally made oils, perfumes and Omani products while enjoying the view.

4. Jabal Akhdar Park
It was inaugurated in the year 2025 and has fun activities for kids. It's recommended if you are travelling with your family.

5. Saiq village
Saiq village offers stunning views of the terrace farms in the Saiq plateau where wide varieties of fruits, flowers and vegetables grow.
1. You will need a 4 WD vehicle to reach Jebel Akhdar.
2. The journey to Jebel Akhdar can be challenging for first
timers. If better to hire an experienced driver if you are not confident.
3. If you have motion sickness, then carry medicines.
4. Best time to visit is in September during Pomegranate harvest season or in April during Rose harvest season.
Jebel Akhdar in the month of April is a totally different vibe & has different things to offer. Check out this link for interesting things to do in April.
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Learn about sustainable living from this 300 years old Omani village in Imti, Al Dakhliya
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