Al Alin and Alsawad Villages (in Arabic ‘’Harrat’’) are located on the outskirts of Wilayat of Izki on the northern side and below the foot of Al Jabal Al Akhdhar on the west side.
Booth villages are located nearby contains several castles, towers, and old defensive walls. Walking path stretches in the middle of both villages in a semi-straight way, can see very old buildings and monuments on either side, some of which are estimated to be more than 1000 years old, build in a unique architectural and geometric way.
The ceilings of the houses were all built from stones taken from the mountains slopes adjacent to the village. The hara is also characterized by its architecture which is predominately harmonious and socially connected and embodies the traditional residential environment through its rare architectural collection, and the houses are look like one house. Attractively, the falaj is passes on the side of the neighborhood and the view is decorated with palms along the hara sides.
Approximately 140 km, around 1 hour 40 minutes drive.
Parking: Available near village entrances
It's advisable to stay hydrated, wear appropriate clothing, and limit outdoor activities during peak heat hours.
Respect Local Customs: Oman is a culturally rich country with deep-rooted traditions. Dress modestly and be mindful of local customs and etiquette.
Close to Jabal Akhdar and Wadi Halfayn, ideal for eco-tourism and mountain exploration.
Izki Fort: A prominent historical landmark in Izki, showcasing traditional Omani architecture and offering insights into the region's past.