Oman Tour - August 2008
Sinkhole (Kisais Adheen) at Tawi Atayr
The enormous limestone cavity plunges more than 100 metres (328ft).
Sinkhole (Kisais Adheen) at Tawi Atayr
The enormous limestone cavity plunges more than 100 metres (328ft).
Sunday, January 31, 2010
A Scene between Habdin and Hasik
Oman Tour - August 2008
A scene between Habdin and Hasik - 170km from Salalah
A scene between Habdin and Hasik - 170km from Salalah
Scenes from Mughsayl
Oman Tour - August 2008
Mughsayl is known for giant blowholes (Kharf al Man'aif) which spurt water upto 30 metres (100ft) high on an in-coming tide. Walking along the rock shelf you can hear the eerie sound of the sea rushing beneath your feet.
Mughsayl is known for giant blowholes (Kharf al Man'aif) which spurt water upto 30 metres (100ft) high on an in-coming tide. Walking along the rock shelf you can hear the eerie sound of the sea rushing beneath your feet.
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