Complete Guide | Al Hosn Palace Salalah Oman

Al Hosn Palace Salalah Oman

Al Hosn Palace Salalah, also written as Al Husn Palace, is a royal palace along the Indian Ocean. This is the palace of Sultan of Oman.  

This palace is must on the City tour as its near other tourist places like Haffa Beach and Haffa Souq. Book City Tour in Salalah on Trip Advisor

What is the meaning of Al Hosn?

Al Hosn, an Arabic word, which means Fort in English. It is written as الحصن in Arabic. 

The Main Gate of Al Hosn Palace

This gate and the clock tower are the first things you will notice about this palace. 

The main gate of the palace is of brown color. There are two elegant lamp posts; one on each side of the gate. 

The palace is not open to public and you cannot pass through this main gate. Hence, a photo with the gate to the palace is a must when visiting it. 

National Emblem of Oman

Al Hosn Palace main gate has National emblem of Oman on both of its sides. The national emblem of Oman (شعار سلطنة عمان‎) is an insignia that consists of a khanjar inside its sheath, which is superimposed upon two crossed swords. The emblem is in golden color with black background.

National emblem of Oman at Al Hosn Palace Salalah

Garden of Al Husn Palace

There’s a garden overlooking the Palace Main Gate along with the parking area. The garden has coconut trees, which makes Salalah different to the other cities in Oman and Middle East. 

How to Visit the Palace with Guide?

Although you cannot enter the palace, it’s still good to have a guided tour of the city, which has many amazing sites. This palace is usually covered in 4 hours tour of Salalah city. 

You can book Half Day Salalah City Tour at Beautiful Salalah or at Trip Advisor

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