A haven of culture, growth in Al Wusta Governorate

A haven of culture, growth in Al Wusta Governorate

MAHUT: Nestled in the Al Wusta Governorate, the Wilayat of Mahut is a region of diverse natural beauty, boasting picturesque landscapes such as the 'Bar Al Hikman,' often referred to as the 'Maldives of Oman.'This region is home to numerous islands, including the historically significant Mahut Island, Ibb Island, and Maawal Island, each contributing to the area's unique charm.

A haven of culture, growth in Al Wusta Governorate

Mahut's landscape is adorned with mangrove trees on islands and beaches, while Ghaf trees thrive in desert areas and valleys. The discovery of a meteorite crater, estimated to be around 60 million years old, adds to the region's geological intrigue. Rich in oil, minerals, and marine resources like shrimp, Mahut stands as an economic powerhouse.Omani craftsmanship flourishes in Mahut, with artisans producing traditional products such as textiles, wicker, and leather. Livestock, including camels, takes centre stage in various festivals, featuring camel racing and competitions throughout the year.Sheikh Humaid bin Dhahir Al Bathari, the Governor of Mahut, highlighted the governorate's access to government services and ongoing development projects.

Sheikh Humaid bin Dhahir Al Bathari, Governor of Mahout

These projects encompass internal roads, lighting, slaughterhouses, gardens, and parks, enhancing the overall infrastructure.Notable among the upcoming