A Fragrant Awakening: dusitD2 Naseem Resort Jabal Akhdar welcomes rose season
From late March to mid-May, the mountain's terraced farms transform into a sea of pink as thousands of roses flourish in the cool mountain air. The fragrance drifts across the landscape, signalling the start of an age-old practice: the careful harvesting of rose petals, destined to become the treasured Omani rose water used in perfumes, cuisine, and skincare. Visitors are invited to immerse themselves in this extraordinary event, gaining first-hand insight into a craft that has been passed down through generations.
The Essence of Tradition: Jabal Akhdar Rose Farm Experience
In honour of this seasonal marvel, the Jabal Akhdar Rose Farms offer an unparalleled opportunity to experience the heart of Oman's rose culture. Early-morning rose-plucking tours allow visitors to join local farmers in hand-harvesting the blossoms and learning about the delicate techniques that preserve their fragrance. Distillation demonstrations showcase the fascinating process of transforming petals into the prized rose water, while cultural performances and artisanal markets celebrate the community's rich heritage. Those with a culinary curiosity can indulge in rose-infused delicacies, from fragrant teas to exquisite desserts.
A Serene Retreat Amidst the Blooms
For those looking to fully embrace the magic of the rose season, a stay in Jabal Akhdar offers an experience like no other. The region's unique climate and breathtaking landscapes provide an idyllic setting to unwind and reconnect with nature. Among the mountain's sought-after retreats, dusitD2 Naseem Resort stands out for its commitment to preserving and celebrating this natural wonder. With over 300 rose plants cultivated within its grounds, the resort offers guests a tranquil escape where the beauty of the season is woven into every detail.
Curated experiences immerse visitors in the essence of the season, from guided farm visits to seasonal dining that highlights the delicate floral notes of Jabal Akhdar's famed roses. As a tribute to the local heritage, the resort's rose-inspired offerings provide a harmonious blend of luxury and authenticity.
A Time to Celebrate, A Time to Explore
The rose season is more than a fleeting bloom—it is a moment to celebrate Oman's rich agricultural traditions and the enduring bond between its people and the land. Whether wandering through fragrant gardens, engaging with local artisans, or simply breathing in the mountain air, visitors to Jabal Akhdar will find themselves part of a timeless story.
As the season unfolds, there has never been a better time to explore the wonders of the Green Mountain and experience the enchanting beauty of Oman's roses.
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