Oman’s Al Hoota Cave reopens to the public
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Omran has celebrated the official opening of Oman’s most popular natural tourist destination, Al Hoota Cave, following the implementation of broad enhancements to the visitor experience at the attraction.
His Excellency Dr. Sheikh Khalifa bin Hamad Al Saadi, Governor of Al Dakhiliyah lead the opening ceremony on Tuesday 5 September, joined by a crowd of officials, guests and excited school children.
Guests were welcomed by traditional Omani music at the reception and were given a tour to the all-new visitor centre as they discovered the history of the cave at the enhanced interactive geological museum. which showcases more than 150 items of rock, wood, corals and other unique materials from the surrounding.
They also had the opportunity to get an exclusive first look at the cave and ride the electric train – the only one of its kind in Oman.
“I’m very pleased to officially reopen the Al Hoota Cave for visitors to once again come and enjoy this natural wonder. Omran and the Ministry of Tourism have done a fantastic job to make this attraction an even better place for people to come and visit,” said Al Dakhiliyah.
Eng. Khalid Mirza, director of Projects Development at Omran said it was “fantastic to be able to have such an enthusiastic group of school children to be the first visitors to new Al Hoota Cave experience”.
“There is so much to learn about Oman’s geology and animals here but in such a fun way,” he continued.
“But the most striking difference visitors will discover when they come is the renovated visitor centre. It’s now fitting to such a first class attraction, and offers guests a complete family day out experience. We’re looking forward to again giving the opportunity for both residents and tourists to come and discover one of Oman’s jewels.”
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