Oman's Ministry of Heritage and Tourism has issued a strong warning to all adventure tourism companies and participants. They must follow strict safety guidelines. This step comes as adventure tourism grows fast in Oman, attracting both locals and tourists worldwide. The ministry said these rules are not optional but legally required. Breaking them can lead to legal trouble under Oman’s tourism and environmental laws. The rules cover activities like canyoning, rock climbing, hiking, and more. Operators must get written permission from authorities before starting any activity on private or government land. All safety equipment like ropes and zip-lines must be inspected and approved by government bodies before use. The ministry also forbids tampering with safety gear already on adventure sites. These rules aim to keep visitors safe and protect Oman’s stunning natural landscape. Oman’s mountains, deserts, wadis, and coastlines make it a top adventure spot but also pose risks. The ministry said, "Excursions must be conducted in alignment with Oman’s current tourism laws and environmental protection standards." Those who ignore these rules risk legal consequences. Oman is working hard to be a world-class tourism destination, especially in winter when the weather is perfect for outdoor activities. The government promotes tourism, supports licensed companies, and strengthens regulations. By enforcing safety rules legally, Oman wants to balance the thrill of adventure with responsible tourism that protects its people, heritage, and environment.