Rustaq

Rustaq

Rustaq

Rustaq, a historic Arab city that once served as the capital of Oman, is renowned for its pre-Islamic-era buildings, most notably within the confines of Rustaq Fort. This fort, which overlooks the low-roofed buildings of the city, not only stands as a testament to the region’s rich history but also houses a mosque. In the past, Rustaq was a center of Islamic learning, drawing scholars and students from far and wide. Today, visitors can explore the fort and its surroundings, immersing themselves in the city’s architectural and cultural heritage.

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