Al Hafah Souq:
it is located in Salalah lies in Dhofar Governorate. also It is the best place in Dhofar to buy gum and incense and it has many traditional things for selling such as , textiles and clothing, gold and silver jewellery as well as many other traditional artefacts.
Bahla Souq:
it is near to Bahla Fort . This Souq is famous for its active commercial activity .It has many industries that is tradition like making daggers and copper artefacts, in addition to Omani sweets (Halwa).
Sohar Handicrafts Souq:
This souq is located in Al Hajra region near Sultan Qaboos Mosque in Wilayt Sohar in Al Batinah North Governorate. Built in the style of Arab-Islamic architecture, Sohar Handicrafts Souq was inaugurated in 1999 with a view to encouraging artisans and to preserve Oman's traditional handicrafts. Craft shops sprawl over an area of 7,000 square metres and the souq houses under one roof various Omani traditional industries and handicrafts, such as leather, ceramics, palm leaves, cotton textiles, wool, gold, silver, as well as perfumes, herbs, natural medicines, honey, Omani sweets (Halwa) and traditional weapons.
Ibri Souq :
is an important landmark and an active economic and tourism centre. It is the most prestigious and largest souq in A'Dhahirah Governorate , built adjacent to Ibri Castle in the Eastern Province. The souq is built in an architectural style reminiscent of ancient Islamic souqs, and is characterised by its specialised sections such as gold and silver shops, popular Arab supplies shops and a dedicated area for the sale of animals.
Mutrah souq:
Every place has its distinctive flavour and every city has a market that relates its stories, embraces its history and accompanies its evolution. If you enjoy visiting public markets, you must see Mutrah Souq, the most beautiful market your eyes will ever see! Mutrah Souq is one of the oldest markets in Oman, dating back about two hundred years. Its antiquity has perhaps increased the extent of its beauty, magic and allure. You cannot see Mutrah Souq from the outside, as it stretched deep within the city. The market starts at a gate facing the Sea of Oman and Mutrah Corniche, and ends with another gate in the city’s old quarters that usually receive the majority of visitors coming from other Omani towns and villages.
Mutrah Souq is a prototype of old Eastern markets, characterised by narrow winding alleys roofed with wood. This Souq goes by another name among the Omanis: the Market of Darkness, due to its myriad of alleys and roads lined by shops that block the sun during the day. This name applies specifically to the section that extends from the Prophet's Mosque to Khawr Bimbah.
And as if two names were not enough for this souq, the east and west parts of Mutrah Souq, separated by Khawr Bimbah, are also known as “the small market” and “the large market”. The Market of Darkness is the small market, whereas the large market is the wholesale market. When passing through this souq, your senses are tantalised by the aromatic smells of frankincense, incense and Arabian perfumes. Mutrah Souq is known for its handicrafts like silverware, daggers, traditional cloth, new apparel and shoes, in addition to the famous Omani sweets (Halwa), spices and braziers (receptacles in which incense or frankincense is burned).
Nizwa souq:
This souq lies in the vicinity of the walls of the famous Nizwa Fort. Its building embraces both traditional and modern architectural lines. Through its many alleys and divisions, Nizwa Souq has remained for hundreds of years home to a number of local industries, such as daggers, copper, spinning, livestock sale, fish, vegetables and handicrafts.
Sinaw Thursday Market
Sinaw Thursday Market is held every Thursday in Al Sharqiyah North Governorate. It is a very busy market due to its proximity to the Bedouin communities, who head there to buy staples and sell their livestock and handicrafts. This market runs from six in the morning until one in the afternoon.
Al-Husun Souq
Al-Husun Souq, also known as Al Haffah Souq, is one of the popular old markets in Dhofar Governorate, which is visited as a tourist and economic guide. The market is located 3 km from the city of Salalah in Dhofar Governorate, surrounded by coconut trees. The market is famous for the sale of incense and frankincense products. Al Haffah Souq is replete with a variety of products, including traditional textiles and clothing, gold and silver jewelry as well as many other traditional artifacts.
Al Husun Souq is characterized by its location in the middle of one of the old neighborhoods of Salalah. It is also characterized by its traditional character through its exhibits, which are mostly heritage in terms of content, shape or even use. It also tends to the artisanal side such as the old artifacts such as the campsites and other traditional handicrafts, in addition to the old architectural style that is characteristic of this market, where it still retains the characteristic of the original environment, which permeates its features in every corner.
Al Rustaq Market
Al Rustaq Market is one of the most popular markets in the Sultanate of Oman. It is located in the Wilayat of Al Rustaq of South Batinah Governorate. The market is active from early morning. The market includes most of the goods, such as traditional products and crafts such as silversmiths, blacksmiths, popular medicines and various agricultural crops. There is also a market special for the sale of livestock intended for citizens from different parts of Al Batinah Governorates.
Sohar Handicrafts Souq
This market is located in Al Hijra region in Wilayat of Sohar in Al Batinah North Governorate. It was built in the style of Arab-Islamic architecture. The market houses under one roof various Omani traditional industries and handicrafts, such as leather, ceramics, palm leaves, cotton textiles, wool, gold, silver, as well as perfumes, herbs, natural medicines, honey, Omani sweets (Halwa) and traditional weapons.