MUSCAT : The Ministry highlighted that the Garden is set to become one of the largest and most iconic grounds in the world, blending tourism, education, and scientific exploration.
“With its stunning showcase of Oman’s natural beauty, it will offer visitors a unique experience of relaxation, discovery, and adventure. Once completed, the garden will stand as a global landmark, attracting visitors from all over the world making it an essential destination for people of all ages,” explained the ministry.
It listed out the reasons for investing in Oman Botanic Garden as follows:
• The Garden occupies an area of 500 hectares, and is a natural reserve
• Expected to attract 800,000 visitors annually
• Advanced infrastructure and high-quality facilities
• Ideally located in Muscat, near key scientific and cultural institutions
• Exceptional recreational and educational facilities
Hajar Mountains Biome Restaurant/Café:
Located in the heart of the second largest building at the Oman Botanic Garden, this unique space (555 m²) offers an unparalleled experience. Surrounded by the stunning environment of the Hajar Mountains, this venue is perfect for any occasion. Conveniently situated at the cable car arrival station and adjacent to the Garden’s largest event hall, it provides both accessibility and grandeur.
Additionally, it offers a dedicated kitchen area and the option to include an outdoor seating area. This outdoor space boasts a panoramic view of the Garden’s remarkable features, including the agricultural terraces, the wadi, and the impressive suspension bridge.
Deserts Pavilion Café:
Located in the Deserts Pavilion amidst diverse habitats, this café (141 m²) offers a distinctive opportunity. The outdoor shaded seating area provides a panoramic view of the garden, creating an inviting atmosphere for all.
The submission deadline for both opportunities is Sunday 10th November 2024.
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