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Jalan Bani Bu Hassan to host winter festival from Wednesday

26 Jan 2025 Jalan Bani Bu Hassan to host Tahaim Winter Season 2025

Muscat – South Sharqiyah is set to host the second edition of Tahaim Winter Season, which will officially commence on Wednesday in Jalan Bani Bu Hassan.

The festival will run till February 15, offering a blend of entertainment, cultural and social activities to attract visitors of all ages.

Mohammed bin Ali Akaak, Wali of Jalan Bani Bu Hassan, emphasised the festival’s importance and described this edition as a continuation of the success of the first. “It is part of our ongoing efforts to promote social and economic development in the wilayat,” he said. “We aim to highlight the area’s rich cultural and environmental heritage, support small businesses and artisan families, and promote the tourism and investment opportunities that Jalan Bani Bu Hassan offers.”

Tahaim Winter Season 2025 will feature a range of activities, including a local market showcasing products from small businesses and artisan families, and a heritage village dedicated to traditional crafts and folk arts. Sports enthusiasts can enjoy camel races, four-wheel drive challenges and other sports competitions. Cultural events such as poetry evenings, theatrical performances and fine art and photography exhibitions will also be held. A dedicated space for creativity and innovation will highlight talents of young people.

According to Akaak, the event is a bridge between Oman’s heritage and its aspirations for sustainable development. “Tahaim Winter Season strengthens community ties and boosts economic activity, positioning Jalan Bani Bu Hassan as an ideal destination for visitors, both from Oman and abroad,” he said.

The first edition of the festival in 2024 drew significant attention with 300,000 visitors. This year’s event is expected to build on that success, further establishing Jalan Bani Bu Hassan as a key tourist destination in Oman.

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