Al Buraimi (Arabic: ٱلْبُرَيْمِي, romanized: Al-Buraymī) is an oasis city and a wilayah (province) in northern Oman, on the border with the U.A.E.

Within the province, there are some villages, including around 49 aflaj indigenous water management structures,[3] in addition to extensive sandy deserts.

Tragically, Al-Azaznah tribe betrayed Mohammed bin Ali, leading to his assassination and their appointment of him as ruler of Al Buraimi.

Mohammed bin Ali had strong ties with the Bani Jaber tribe in Sa'ara, eventually assuming leadership around 1290 AH.

[4] The Khandaq Fort [ar] (Arabic: حُصْن ٱلْخَنْدَق, romanized: Ḥuṣn Al-Khandaq) in Al-Buraimi is considered one of the important landmarks in the province.

[5] The Hillah Fort [ar] (Arabic: حُصْن ٱلْحِلَّة, romanized: Ḥuṣn Al-Ḥillah) is located in the area of Haraat Al Souq.

Throughout history, it has been a center of conflict due to its location on the overland route between Sohar and the Persian Gulf, giving it a captivating historical significance.

The upper residential area features two decorated rooms in various sections adorned with lunar motifs, window grills, and bands beneath the roof.

The market stands out for its old architectural charm, with origins dating back to the late 1990s, aimed at reviving traditional Omani handicrafts.

[14] Within the market, visitors may find a wide range of food products, including vegetables, fruits, various agricultural crops, as well as smoked and dried fish, among others.

Visitors may stroll through the market for shopping and purchasing souvenir gifts, including traditional handicrafts such as textiles, silver jewelry, ceramics, and more.

[14] Visitors can engage in guided tours and enjoy observing the tombs and beehive structures, as well as pottery artifacts associated with the Jamdat Nasr civilization in Iraq.

This site holds crucial historical importance and appeals especially to history enthusiasts, offering an exciting glimpse into the past.

[14] The park offers its visitors relaxation within vast green spaces, leisurely strolls and walks, long-distance jogging, and playful activities with children.