Oman Observer
Bahla Heritage Market reopens after RO 477,000 restoration
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Oman Observer
Read the full storyThe historic Bahla Heritage Market has reopened following the completion of a major development and restoration project. This project, which cost over RO 477,000, aimed to restore the market's traditional character.
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