Naseem Circus is shifting from Muscat to Salalah
Published: 05:07 PM,Jul 17,2023 | EDITED : 09:07 PM,Jul 17,2023
Khareef visitors will have an added attraction from July 24 as Al Naseem International Circus is shifting to Salalah after entertaining a large audience in Muscat's Al Amerat Park since July 9.
Although the circus was expected to be in Muscat for ten more days, the troupe decided to make it to misty Salalah.
'We are shifting from Muscat to Salalah for a month or more because of the large number of tourists visiting the Dhofar Governorate and in the expectation that animals perform better in a cool climate,' Mohammed al Hinai, partner of the management, said.
He, however, assured to be back in Muscat soon.
This is the first time a full-fledged circus is coming to Oman, and we are glad about it,' said Mohammed bin Omair al Hinai, project partner.
Those visiting Salalah can look forward to a range of amusing activities, including spine-chilling acrobatics, awe-inspiring puppetry, scintillating aerial displays, and taming the beasts besides internationally reputed martial arts by acclaimed artists from Colombia, Argentina, Iran and Africa.
Animals are trained under world-renowned champion trainer Mohammed Ali Kahramani who will grace the stage with brainy performances. The specially trained acrobatic teams will showcase astonishing art forms, ensuring a show brimming with surprises.
Some of the breathtaking performances by artists from 8 countries, including Africa, Argentina, Columbia, Ethiopia, India, Iran, Mexico, and Pakistan, are a sure shot to keep the audience at the edge of their seats, according to the organisers. The show is presented by Oman's acclaimed presenter Maan al Maan.
The circus is brought to Oman by Dr Musab al Hinai, CEO of Al Naseem Group; it also has various family entertainment and amusement projects running as well in the pipeline.
Al Naseem Park Bahla, the village of Bilad Seet, which includes a zoo and a water park, besides two zoo projects, one in Salalah and one in Muscat, will be the most diverse, massive and largest in the Gulf.
The Salalah Water Park, the largest of its kind in the Sultanate of Oman, is nearing completion.
Although the circus was expected to be in Muscat for ten more days, the troupe decided to make it to misty Salalah.
'We are shifting from Muscat to Salalah for a month or more because of the large number of tourists visiting the Dhofar Governorate and in the expectation that animals perform better in a cool climate,' Mohammed al Hinai, partner of the management, said.
He, however, assured to be back in Muscat soon.
This is the first time a full-fledged circus is coming to Oman, and we are glad about it,' said Mohammed bin Omair al Hinai, project partner.
Those visiting Salalah can look forward to a range of amusing activities, including spine-chilling acrobatics, awe-inspiring puppetry, scintillating aerial displays, and taming the beasts besides internationally reputed martial arts by acclaimed artists from Colombia, Argentina, Iran and Africa.
Animals are trained under world-renowned champion trainer Mohammed Ali Kahramani who will grace the stage with brainy performances. The specially trained acrobatic teams will showcase astonishing art forms, ensuring a show brimming with surprises.
Some of the breathtaking performances by artists from 8 countries, including Africa, Argentina, Columbia, Ethiopia, India, Iran, Mexico, and Pakistan, are a sure shot to keep the audience at the edge of their seats, according to the organisers. The show is presented by Oman's acclaimed presenter Maan al Maan.
The circus is brought to Oman by Dr Musab al Hinai, CEO of Al Naseem Group; it also has various family entertainment and amusement projects running as well in the pipeline.
Al Naseem Park Bahla, the village of Bilad Seet, which includes a zoo and a water park, besides two zoo projects, one in Salalah and one in Muscat, will be the most diverse, massive and largest in the Gulf.
The Salalah Water Park, the largest of its kind in the Sultanate of Oman, is nearing completion.