Muscat: Families have flocked to natural havens like Wadi Tiwi and the vibrant Muttrah Corniche, making the most of the extended break to appreciate the Sultanate’s stunning landscapes and rich cultural heritage.

These festivities have enhanced the family atmosphere during the Eid holiday, bringing communities closer and showcasing the country’s vibrant culture. Whether exploring Oman’s picturesque wadis, strolling along the Muttrah Corniche, or engaging in the many events around the Sultanate, residents are spending quality time together before the holiday draws to a close.

Festivities across Oman have brought communities together in a spirit of joy, with various events and activities taking place throughout the country. In North Al Sharqiyah, the Bidiya Equestrian Club drew crowds with a two-day Eid festival featuring equestrian displays and traditional Omani singing arts, capturing the essence of local heritage.

Over in North Al Batinah, Eid events extended through the fourth day, lighting up Sohar with activities at Hibi Park, Al Waha Mall, and Sohar Downtown, where horse riding, talent shows, and children’s games brought communities together. In Suwaiq, residents enjoyed folk performances, magic shows, and entertainment in front of the municipality building.

Parks in Al Khaburah, Saham, Shinas, and Liwa have been alive with color and laughter—hosting everything from laser shows and circus acts to cultural contests, face painting, and corners for productive families.

With folk arts, community gatherings, and Oman’s natural beauty all on display, this year’s Eid Al Fitr celebrations have proven to be a memorable occasion for all.