Oman Botanic Garden is a new world-class development located just outside of Muscat, Oman. It is a project by the Diwan of Royal Court, celebrating the unique plants, landscapes, and cultural traditions of Oman. Situated on a 430-hectare protected natural area surrounded by the Northern Mountains, the garden is currently under construction and promises to be a breathtaking showcase of Oman's native plant species.

The garden will feature meticulously designed, naturalistic habitats, ranging from dry deserts to rich monsoon cloud forests, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the diverse flora and vegetation of Oman. Additionally, the garden will highlight traditional crops and demonstrate the various ways in which plants are used in Oman. With a vision to inspire people to conserve and cherish Oman's biodiversity and botanical heritage, the garden will strive to achieve this through innovative research, captivating displays, and engaging communication.

It will be the largest botanic garden in the Arabian Peninsula and one of the largest in the world. The Oman Botanic Garden will consist of various components, including a nursery, visitor center, research center, field studies center, outdoor habitat gardens, habitats pavilion, and a northern mountain biome, among others. It will provide a unique setting for fun, relaxation, and educational experiences, showcasing the agricultural heritage, cultural traditions, and legendary hospitality of Oman