Students Explore Oman's Heritage Through an Educational Field Visit to Bait Al Darwasaa

Department of Economics and Business Administration

On 9 November 2026, 37 tourism students accompanied by one faculty member from the Department of Economics and Business Administration participated in an educational field visit to Bait Al Darwasaa, offering an opportunity to explore Oman's rich cultural heritage, traditional architecture, and historical way of life.

The visit provided students with a valuable opportunity to experience Omani heritage firsthand and understand the cultural significance of traditional houses. By exploring the heritage site, students gained insights into the customs, traditions, architectural features, and everyday practices of earlier generations.

Beyond its historical significance, the visit highlighted the role of heritage sites in promoting cultural tourism and preserving national identity. Students were encouraged to appreciate how historical landmarks contribute to tourism development while safeguarding the cultural values and traditions of the Sultanate of Oman.

The experience offered a meaningful connection between classroom learning and real-world cultural exploration, broadening students' understanding of heritage conservation and the importance of preserving historical assets for future generations.

The field visit was an enriching and memorable learning experience, reinforcing the importance of experiential education in developing students' cultural awareness and appreciation of Oman's historical legacy.