Nizwa Fort Review

When I go around the evening, the scenery is very beautiful. It was a lot of fun to see the event 々.

The defensive tower was very practical and strong for the era at that time, and now it is an experience to go in as a scenic spot.

The castle is very big, it is OK to see, the fortress is a bit tired to climb high. The nearby market is more expensive, and the small souvenirs are basically made in China.

The castle is very big, it is OK to see, the fortress is a bit tired to climb high. The nearby market is more expensive, and the small souvenirs are basically made in China.

📢 The defense organs in the castle are very exquisite. Passengers say: Hand tour designers come to learn about the Nizwa Fort, built more than 1,500 years ago, is the largest and most complete castle in the Sultanate of Oman, as an important strong defense building. It combines all the characteristics of the Oman castle with advanced defense technology, and locals say that seeing Nizwa is equivalent to seeing Nizwa, which is equivalent to seeing thousands of castles in Oman. Huahua recently took Oman Airlines to this country and entered this ancient castle to see what it is. 👍 The castle is 28 meters high and 37 meters in diameter. The round and grand buildings on the top platform can accommodate more than 800 soldiers stationed in yellow soil make the ancient Arab country's history more profound. 🏠 The castle is also like a museum, showing the war defense planning of the mid-17th century, including seven heavy castle doors, 90° right angle turn up and down to reduce the speed of enemy attack, heavy stones can be thrown down and a lookout window for external guns, Can be down the hot date palm oil wall cracks. Huahua thought, the designer of the hand tour should come to learn~~🆙 climb the top of the castle, look out from the lookout window, overlooking the mountains, villages, palm trees, dates, castles, markets in the city of Nizwa, historical monuments and modern life intertwined in front of you. 🤗 Local residents will also bring their friends to Nizwa Castle to enjoy a quiet and relaxing leisure time. Huahua chatted with the local people at the top of the bunker. When leaving, rape blossoms took a photo with the little boy wearing traditional Oman costumes. The little boy also shyly gave Huahua a big hug, cute! 🚰 The ancient Omanians were very wise and invented the irrigation system for "Faraj" in Arabic. In the desert-filled Oman land, the channel drainage system composed of a crisscrossing and crisscrossing water system brought a vibrant oasis to this land, and most of the "Faraj" is still in use. Due to Farage's long history, unique structure and outstanding functionality, it was listed as a World Heritage List by UNESCO in 2006. In Nizwa, the guide shows us a representative spot.