Tehran- The Iranian publishing house “Ishtar” in Tehran has recently released a new book titled “Oman Through the Window of Salalah,” which explores the tourism, culture, and history of Dhofar Governorate.
Authored by Iranian writer Hossein Molla Hassani, the 400-page book invites readers on an exploratory journey through Dhofar, with a particular focus on the city of Salalah.
In the book’s introduction, the author describes the breathtaking natural landscapes, including lush green pathways, coconut and banana trees, mountain mists, and the fragrant aroma of frankincense, presenting Salalah as a hidden treasure and enchanting land where history blends with culture.
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The writer explains that the book’s primary aim is to unveil the beauty of nature and the promising economic opportunities of Dhofar Governorate and Salalah, encouraging readers to discover this inspiring and unforgettable destination.
Molla Hassani notes that the book helps adventurers explore new destinations, with its detailed descriptions and vivid imagery sparking readers’ curiosity and motivating them to embark on this captivating journey.
Those interested in Omani culture and history will find significant coverage of Salalah and Dhofar’s historical and cultural aspects. This book stands as a valuable and insightful work for anyone seeking inspiration to explore rich heritage and stunning tourist destinations.
