AL Suwayq logo is the Arabian Camel because the people in the town have very kind relationship between them and this animal which was the best transporter in the past. The logo idea come by Rashid Bin Hilal Bin Hamed Al Saadi, one of the town sons.
A’Suwaiq is one of Al-Batinah-north governorates’ wilayat. It is 48km width and 80km length. The nature of this wilayat blends four terrains: coasts, plains, mountains and valleys. A’Suwaiq is special for its long coast line and known as the largest wilaya in Oman. It is 135km far from the capital Muscat. A’Suwaiq bordered by: Al Mosina’a from east, Al-Khaboura from west, Gulf of Oman from north and Al-Hoqain from south.
The mosque, built on a total area of 37,558 square metres, can accommodate about 2,600 worshipers. The mosque was built on a total area of 37,558 square metres.
The mosque building covers 5,750 square metres, while the rest includes landscaping, outdoor works and parking.
The main prayer hall accommodates about 2,600 worshipers.
The mosque contains three classrooms for the memorisation of the Holy Quran, the entrance hall of the mosque, which can accommodate 300 worshipers, a large 32-metre-high 14.6-metre diameter dome and two 48-metre-high-each minarets.
published: 02 Jun 2017
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SUWAIQ oman 🇴🇲 | oman ka eak khoobsurat ilaaqa. #oman #middleeast #muscat
published: 17 Dec 2022
Oman news on Suwaiq Marine Farm Project launch
12 Dec 2019
published: 16 Apr 2021
Lulu hypermarket Suwaiq Oman | Lulu Oman | Lulu Suwaiq
Lulu hyper market is economical and day to day shopping center for groceries, electronics, clothing, bags , footwares etc.
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Musician: Beltone
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published: 03 Oct 2021
Waterspout in Suwaiq in northern Oman
Video footage of a waterspout moving across the ocean in Suwaiq in northern Oman, as rains across the country brought mercury to sub twenty levels. Video courtesy of weather forum in Oman: www.rthmc.net. See more at: http://gulfnews.com/gntv
published: 24 Dec 2013
Suwaiq Driving - Drive in Oman | Creative Tourist
Take a drive through the picturesque town of Suwaiq, Oman with this stunning video. Enjoy the scenic views of the town as you drive through its winding streets and admire the beautiful architecture of the traditional Omani buildings. From bustling markets to peaceful residential areas, this video captures the essence of Suwaiq, providing an authentic experience of what it's like to drive through this charming town. Whether you're a traveler looking for a glimpse of Omani culture or simply enjoy scenic drives, this video is sure to captivate and inspire you. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride through Suwaiq, Oman!
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published: 11 Dec 2021
Al-Khaboura and Al Suwaiq record highest rainfall
Al-Khaboura and Al Suwaiq recorded the highest rainfall exceeding 300 mm, according to the latest statistics issued by the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Water Resources.
The data showed that the amount of rain that fell in the Wilayat of Al-Khaboura amounted to 369 mm
followed by Al Suwaiq at 300 mm, and Al-Seeb, which received 222 mm of rainwater.
Rainfall in Saham in North Al Batinah, Barka and Bausher in the Governorate of Muscat amounted to 214 mm, 203 mm, 202 mm respectively. Rest of the states received less than 200 mm of rain.
published: 05 Oct 2021
A Night drive to Suwaiq Souq | Vlog 17 |
A Night drive to Suwaiq Souq | Vlog 17 |
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A very short Travel Vlog
to SUWAIQ SOUQ
published: 21 Oct 2020
Two Riyal shopping center | Shopping vlog | Suwaiq | Oman
Two Riyal shopping center | Shopping vlog | Suwaiq | Oman
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The mosque, built on a total area of 37,558 square metres, can accommodate about 2,600 worshipers. The mosque was built on a total area of 37,558 square metres....
The mosque, built on a total area of 37,558 square metres, can accommodate about 2,600 worshipers. The mosque was built on a total area of 37,558 square metres.
The mosque building covers 5,750 square metres, while the rest includes landscaping, outdoor works and parking.
The main prayer hall accommodates about 2,600 worshipers.
The mosque contains three classrooms for the memorisation of the Holy Quran, the entrance hall of the mosque, which can accommodate 300 worshipers, a large 32-metre-high 14.6-metre diameter dome and two 48-metre-high-each minarets.
The mosque, built on a total area of 37,558 square metres, can accommodate about 2,600 worshipers. The mosque was built on a total area of 37,558 square metres.
The mosque building covers 5,750 square metres, while the rest includes landscaping, outdoor works and parking.
The main prayer hall accommodates about 2,600 worshipers.
The mosque contains three classrooms for the memorisation of the Holy Quran, the entrance hall of the mosque, which can accommodate 300 worshipers, a large 32-metre-high 14.6-metre diameter dome and two 48-metre-high-each minarets.
Lulu hyper market is economical and day to day shopping center for groceries, electronics, clothing, bags , footwares etc.
Lulu electronic deals are best in...
Lulu hyper market is economical and day to day shopping center for groceries, electronics, clothing, bags , footwares etc.
Lulu electronic deals are best in entire oman
Music: Snowman
Musician: Beltone
URL: https://icons8.com/music/
Lulu hyper market is economical and day to day shopping center for groceries, electronics, clothing, bags , footwares etc.
Lulu electronic deals are best in entire oman
Music: Snowman
Musician: Beltone
URL: https://icons8.com/music/
Video footage of a waterspout moving across the ocean in Suwaiq in northern Oman, as rains across the country brought mercury to sub twenty levels. Video courte...
Video footage of a waterspout moving across the ocean in Suwaiq in northern Oman, as rains across the country brought mercury to sub twenty levels. Video courtesy of weather forum in Oman: www.rthmc.net. See more at: http://gulfnews.com/gntv
Video footage of a waterspout moving across the ocean in Suwaiq in northern Oman, as rains across the country brought mercury to sub twenty levels. Video courtesy of weather forum in Oman: www.rthmc.net. See more at: http://gulfnews.com/gntv
Take a drive through the picturesque town of Suwaiq, Oman with this stunning video. Enjoy the scenic views of the town as you drive through its winding streets ...
Take a drive through the picturesque town of Suwaiq, Oman with this stunning video. Enjoy the scenic views of the town as you drive through its winding streets and admire the beautiful architecture of the traditional Omani buildings. From bustling markets to peaceful residential areas, this video captures the essence of Suwaiq, providing an authentic experience of what it's like to drive through this charming town. Whether you're a traveler looking for a glimpse of Omani culture or simply enjoy scenic drives, this video is sure to captivate and inspire you. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride through Suwaiq, Oman!
#Suwaiq #Oman #driving #travel #scenicdrives #roadtrip #architecture #culture #market #residential #town #authentic #experience #windingstreets #charming #travelogue #drivingvideo #roadtripvideo
Al Suwaiq (Arabic: السويق) is a coastal wilayah (province) in the region of Al Bāţinah, in northeastern #Oman. It is located at around 23°50′58″N 57°26′19″ECoordinates: 23°50′58″N 57°26′19″E. The name of the town refers in Arabic Language to Market, it is named by this name because it located in the central of AL Batina Region and attracted the people who lived in the mountains and also people who lived by the region’s coast to buy and sell goods.
A’Suwaiq is one of Al-Batinah-north governorates’ wilayat. It is 48 km wide and 80 km long. The nature of this wilayat blends four terrains: coasts, plains, mountains and valleys. A’Suwaiq is special for its long coastline and known as the largest wilaya in Oman. It is 135 km far from the capital Muscat. A’Suwaiq bordered by: Al Mosina’a from the east, Al-Khaboura from the west, the Gulf of Oman from north and Al-Hoqain from the south.
There are about 20 historic buildings (houses, castles, forts and fortress) distributed in its villages. Most of these historic buildings have deteriorated and need to be restored. The most famous forts are: A’Suwaiq fort, Al Tharmad fort, Al Hilal fort, Al Mghabsha fort, Al Borusheed fort. Also, there is an old mosque called Al Sabbara. This mosque was built during the reign of Ahmed bin Sa’aeed.
A’Suwaiq fort
It mediates A’Suwaiq, in A’Suwaiq souq (old market), and the entrance of the fort facing the sea. Its rectangular shape contains three circular-shaped towers and one square shape. It is 60 meters length and 43 meters wide. Inside the fort there is a small fort. The fort used to be the headquarters of the governor. It was built by Mud, stones and Omani plaster, and it was restored by the Ministry of Heritage and Culture in 1992.
Al Mabrah Village
Al Mabrah Village is affiliated to willayat As’Souaiq. Its location is near the Western Hajar Mountains. The village's tourist appeal derives from its outstanding geographic location, the scenic views, and the geometric design of Aflaj which are coming from Wadi Al Asdani. This falaj extended to 3 km from the wadis’ heart to the village. Also, it is considered as the main water source for irrigation in Al Mabrah village.
Take a drive through the picturesque town of Suwaiq, Oman with this stunning video. Enjoy the scenic views of the town as you drive through its winding streets and admire the beautiful architecture of the traditional Omani buildings. From bustling markets to peaceful residential areas, this video captures the essence of Suwaiq, providing an authentic experience of what it's like to drive through this charming town. Whether you're a traveler looking for a glimpse of Omani culture or simply enjoy scenic drives, this video is sure to captivate and inspire you. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride through Suwaiq, Oman!
#Suwaiq #Oman #driving #travel #scenicdrives #roadtrip #architecture #culture #market #residential #town #authentic #experience #windingstreets #charming #travelogue #drivingvideo #roadtripvideo
Al Suwaiq (Arabic: السويق) is a coastal wilayah (province) in the region of Al Bāţinah, in northeastern #Oman. It is located at around 23°50′58″N 57°26′19″ECoordinates: 23°50′58″N 57°26′19″E. The name of the town refers in Arabic Language to Market, it is named by this name because it located in the central of AL Batina Region and attracted the people who lived in the mountains and also people who lived by the region’s coast to buy and sell goods.
A’Suwaiq is one of Al-Batinah-north governorates’ wilayat. It is 48 km wide and 80 km long. The nature of this wilayat blends four terrains: coasts, plains, mountains and valleys. A’Suwaiq is special for its long coastline and known as the largest wilaya in Oman. It is 135 km far from the capital Muscat. A’Suwaiq bordered by: Al Mosina’a from the east, Al-Khaboura from the west, the Gulf of Oman from north and Al-Hoqain from the south.
There are about 20 historic buildings (houses, castles, forts and fortress) distributed in its villages. Most of these historic buildings have deteriorated and need to be restored. The most famous forts are: A’Suwaiq fort, Al Tharmad fort, Al Hilal fort, Al Mghabsha fort, Al Borusheed fort. Also, there is an old mosque called Al Sabbara. This mosque was built during the reign of Ahmed bin Sa’aeed.
A’Suwaiq fort
It mediates A’Suwaiq, in A’Suwaiq souq (old market), and the entrance of the fort facing the sea. Its rectangular shape contains three circular-shaped towers and one square shape. It is 60 meters length and 43 meters wide. Inside the fort there is a small fort. The fort used to be the headquarters of the governor. It was built by Mud, stones and Omani plaster, and it was restored by the Ministry of Heritage and Culture in 1992.
Al Mabrah Village
Al Mabrah Village is affiliated to willayat As’Souaiq. Its location is near the Western Hajar Mountains. The village's tourist appeal derives from its outstanding geographic location, the scenic views, and the geometric design of Aflaj which are coming from Wadi Al Asdani. This falaj extended to 3 km from the wadis’ heart to the village. Also, it is considered as the main water source for irrigation in Al Mabrah village.
Al-Khaboura and Al Suwaiq recorded the highest rainfall exceeding 300 mm, according to the latest statistics issued by the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries an...
Al-Khaboura and Al Suwaiq recorded the highest rainfall exceeding 300 mm, according to the latest statistics issued by the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Water Resources.
The data showed that the amount of rain that fell in the Wilayat of Al-Khaboura amounted to 369 mm
followed by Al Suwaiq at 300 mm, and Al-Seeb, which received 222 mm of rainwater.
Rainfall in Saham in North Al Batinah, Barka and Bausher in the Governorate of Muscat amounted to 214 mm, 203 mm, 202 mm respectively. Rest of the states received less than 200 mm of rain.
Al-Khaboura and Al Suwaiq recorded the highest rainfall exceeding 300 mm, according to the latest statistics issued by the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Water Resources.
The data showed that the amount of rain that fell in the Wilayat of Al-Khaboura amounted to 369 mm
followed by Al Suwaiq at 300 mm, and Al-Seeb, which received 222 mm of rainwater.
Rainfall in Saham in North Al Batinah, Barka and Bausher in the Governorate of Muscat amounted to 214 mm, 203 mm, 202 mm respectively. Rest of the states received less than 200 mm of rain.
The mosque, built on a total area of 37,558 square metres, can accommodate about 2,600 worshipers. The mosque was built on a total area of 37,558 square metres.
The mosque building covers 5,750 square metres, while the rest includes landscaping, outdoor works and parking.
The main prayer hall accommodates about 2,600 worshipers.
The mosque contains three classrooms for the memorisation of the Holy Quran, the entrance hall of the mosque, which can accommodate 300 worshipers, a large 32-metre-high 14.6-metre diameter dome and two 48-metre-high-each minarets.
Lulu hyper market is economical and day to day shopping center for groceries, electronics, clothing, bags , footwares etc.
Lulu electronic deals are best in entire oman
Music: Snowman
Musician: Beltone
URL: https://icons8.com/music/
Video footage of a waterspout moving across the ocean in Suwaiq in northern Oman, as rains across the country brought mercury to sub twenty levels. Video courtesy of weather forum in Oman: www.rthmc.net. See more at: http://gulfnews.com/gntv
Take a drive through the picturesque town of Suwaiq, Oman with this stunning video. Enjoy the scenic views of the town as you drive through its winding streets and admire the beautiful architecture of the traditional Omani buildings. From bustling markets to peaceful residential areas, this video captures the essence of Suwaiq, providing an authentic experience of what it's like to drive through this charming town. Whether you're a traveler looking for a glimpse of Omani culture or simply enjoy scenic drives, this video is sure to captivate and inspire you. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride through Suwaiq, Oman!
#Suwaiq #Oman #driving #travel #scenicdrives #roadtrip #architecture #culture #market #residential #town #authentic #experience #windingstreets #charming #travelogue #drivingvideo #roadtripvideo
Al Suwaiq (Arabic: السويق) is a coastal wilayah (province) in the region of Al Bāţinah, in northeastern #Oman. It is located at around 23°50′58″N 57°26′19″ECoordinates: 23°50′58″N 57°26′19″E. The name of the town refers in Arabic Language to Market, it is named by this name because it located in the central of AL Batina Region and attracted the people who lived in the mountains and also people who lived by the region’s coast to buy and sell goods.
A’Suwaiq is one of Al-Batinah-north governorates’ wilayat. It is 48 km wide and 80 km long. The nature of this wilayat blends four terrains: coasts, plains, mountains and valleys. A’Suwaiq is special for its long coastline and known as the largest wilaya in Oman. It is 135 km far from the capital Muscat. A’Suwaiq bordered by: Al Mosina’a from the east, Al-Khaboura from the west, the Gulf of Oman from north and Al-Hoqain from the south.
There are about 20 historic buildings (houses, castles, forts and fortress) distributed in its villages. Most of these historic buildings have deteriorated and need to be restored. The most famous forts are: A’Suwaiq fort, Al Tharmad fort, Al Hilal fort, Al Mghabsha fort, Al Borusheed fort. Also, there is an old mosque called Al Sabbara. This mosque was built during the reign of Ahmed bin Sa’aeed.
A’Suwaiq fort
It mediates A’Suwaiq, in A’Suwaiq souq (old market), and the entrance of the fort facing the sea. Its rectangular shape contains three circular-shaped towers and one square shape. It is 60 meters length and 43 meters wide. Inside the fort there is a small fort. The fort used to be the headquarters of the governor. It was built by Mud, stones and Omani plaster, and it was restored by the Ministry of Heritage and Culture in 1992.
Al Mabrah Village
Al Mabrah Village is affiliated to willayat As’Souaiq. Its location is near the Western Hajar Mountains. The village's tourist appeal derives from its outstanding geographic location, the scenic views, and the geometric design of Aflaj which are coming from Wadi Al Asdani. This falaj extended to 3 km from the wadis’ heart to the village. Also, it is considered as the main water source for irrigation in Al Mabrah village.
Al-Khaboura and Al Suwaiq recorded the highest rainfall exceeding 300 mm, according to the latest statistics issued by the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Water Resources.
The data showed that the amount of rain that fell in the Wilayat of Al-Khaboura amounted to 369 mm
followed by Al Suwaiq at 300 mm, and Al-Seeb, which received 222 mm of rainwater.
Rainfall in Saham in North Al Batinah, Barka and Bausher in the Governorate of Muscat amounted to 214 mm, 203 mm, 202 mm respectively. Rest of the states received less than 200 mm of rain.
AL Suwayq logo is the Arabian Camel because the people in the town have very kind relationship between them and this animal which was the best transporter in the past. The logo idea come by Rashid Bin Hilal Bin Hamed Al Saadi, one of the town sons.
A’Suwaiq is one of Al-Batinah-north governorates’ wilayat. It is 48km width and 80km length. The nature of this wilayat blends four terrains: coasts, plains, mountains and valleys. A’Suwaiq is special for its long coast line and known as the largest wilaya in Oman. It is 135km far from the capital Muscat. A’Suwaiq bordered by: Al Mosina’a from east, Al-Khaboura from west, Gulf of Oman from north and Al-Hoqain from south.
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Suwaiq, North... The Suwaiq municipality urges the community to engage actively in this campaign, emphasising that collective action is paramount to ensuring a safe and healthy environment for all.
Efforts are also underway to complete the first phase of the BatinahCoastal Road from SoharPort to Khatmat Malaha, as well as remaining sections between Barka and Suwaiq, including constructing an overpass at Suwaiq Roundabout.
Muscat – Recent diving surveys at the largest artificial coral farm in the Middle East, located in Suwaiq in Oman’s NorthBatinah governorate, have shown promising results ... The farm’s 4,280 reef units are spread across three models ... ....
Muscat – Oman and Uzbekistan signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on Sunday to explore ‘promising’ business opportunities in the logistics sector ... ....
The project includes paving 22 km of the first section (Barka to SuwaiqPort) and 8km of the second section (Sohar Port to Khatma Milaha) ... The second phase will extend from Suwaiq Port to Sohar Port, covering 111 km.
Muscat, May 19Al Suwaiq Club announced an integrated investment project that includes football stadiums, a gym and an olympic swimming pool, in addition to building of 30 residenti ....