Al Saleel National Park

Al Saleel National Park extends across 220 square kilometers of land, featuring dense forests of acacia trees and diverse landscapes from mountains to valleys.

The establishment of Al Saleel National Park in 1997 initiated a new phase of wildlife protection and environmental conservation in the Sharqiyah region.

The park contains the native Omani wildcat, known by locals as Al Senmar, which represents an important part of the regional natural heritage.

Located 57 kilometers from Sur, the park offers designated paths for visitors to observe wildlife including Arabian gazelles, red foxes, and Egyptian eagles.

Scientific research teams utilize the park's varied ecosystems to study and monitor the adaptation patterns of desert species in their natural environment.

Inception: 1997

GPS coordinates: 22.36300,59.19700

Latest update: March 8, 2025 03:13