Bahla Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Oman, is a remarkable example of medieval Islamic architecture, showcasing the ingenuity of the Banu Nebhan tribe who dominated the region from the 12th to 15th centuries. Constructed primarily from mud brick, this imposing fortress features intricate defensive walls, towers, and a central keep, reflecting the strategic military design of its time. Its historical significance lies in its role as a center of power and trade, as well as its well-preserved state, offering insights into Omani heritage and craftsmanship.

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