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Oman's most important landmarks include Grand Mosque or Sultan Qaboos Mosque, Sultan Palace, Mohammed Al Amin Mosque, Opera House, Mirani Fort, Al Khor Mosque, Jalali Fort, Military Museum, Bait Goraiza and Old City of Muscat, Ramlat Al Wahiba Maru. Al Mugsail Beach, Sumuhram Old City, Salana Marnif Cave and Sultan Qaboos Mosque, Nizwar Fort, Wadi Gul - Grand Canyon of Oman, Psych Plateau. Many fizzards of Jebel Akhdar, the old fortress of Bahla, Wadi Shuwamiyah, the archeological site of the legendary old business city Uber, the sea turtle nature reserve, the Musandam Peninsula - are also called Norway in Arabia, the world's largest sandy desert - Many more valleys and long white sandy beaches.
I have traveled to Oman at least 20 times in the last few years. So far I have visited the capital Muscat twice, once Salalah, the second largest city, and Musandam, more than halfway north of all travel, was my destination. Fantastic fjord landscapes, jumping dolphins from the coast, inviting golden tulip hotels and incredible tranquility make this part of Oman very special.
The infinite Omani mountains are unique in terms of scenery and driving there is especially fun.The big cities have an incredibly quiet and incredible cleanliness. Basically you feel good in Oman and always absolutely safe.
Oman is definitely recommended as a holiday destination.
The various Bedouin tribes of Oman are living permanently, ending their floating life. But did not forget their traditions and values. You will be impressed by the simplicity, cooperation and hospitality of the people of this town. At present the total population of Oman is over 5 million. The Omani family has an average of five children. The population is young in age. Eighty percent of Omani people are under the age of 20. Hospitality is the singing date tea. Oman produces 200 varieties of dates. 70% of the land of the farmers is used for date production.
Besides, vegetables, fruits and other food grains are produced. The Arabian Peninsula Oman has been playing a significant role in trade for over 2,000 years. Petroleum, gas have changed the pace of life in the country. Most recently, the country has been taking various steps to boost its tourism sector, building various infrastructures.
The presence of life has been found here for thousands of years. The capital, Muscat, was founded in the first century. Oman has long been considered a strategic route to the Arabian Peninsula. The Portuguese came to this country in 1506. About one and a half years later, the Ottomans came and drove out the Portuguese and started the Sultanate rule through a Yemeni tribe. This rule lasted till 1841. Later, the Ottoman rule collapsed with the invasion of Persia. At that time, the Arabian Peninsula was economically very prosperous. Because of its geographical location, Oman was very suitable for trade and commerce with the outside world.
Sultanate of Oman. The Gulf of Oman and the Arabian Sea are an Arabian Peninsula. This Oman is blessed with the memory of Majen bin Gaduba (RA), the great Companion of Rasulullah (SAW). This Oman is blessed with the memory of Sindabad, the victorious sailor of the Arabian Nights. On the one hand, thirsty water. On the other side is the world famous sandy desert Ruba Al Khali. Sometimes the diversity of the appearance of this town in Jaziratul Arab has surprised the world. The coexistence of mountains, seas, deserts, palaces and adverse weather is not found in many countries of the world like Oman. This town on the Arabian Peninsula has a variety of diversity. The clear presence of mutual opposition in this desert town. Because the green palm trees in the mountains of the south-west of the country, covered with a blanket of fog in June and July, the wind blows in the east-north of the country. Once a fisherman and a desert Bedouin, the people of this town have a touch of modernity in their lives. However, under the pressure of hundreds of modernities, they have not forgotten their traditional dress Kendura or Disdasa.
Oman is an Islamic country, so it will come as no surprise when you travel around the country expecting to be covered.
Although the Omani people are extremely friendly, affectionate and welcoming people, they are also basically ‘Muslims, so you should be upgraded to be respectful. In Oman, you want to cover your shoulders and knees to a minimum, and if possible, try to cover your neck from your wrists to your ankles.
Oman is such a hot country - I don't want to drop below 45 degrees Celsius when I was there - to stay cool you'll want to pack floaty items, consisting of white and cotton, walking is going to be mostly you don't want to heat up, so make sure you don't overheat Plan to drive a taxi around.
It is rare to find tourists in Oman, alone, so you will strive to build your friendship while in the country. Hostels do not exist in the country, so if you are traveling on a budget, you will stay in a budget guesthouse for business, and if you are a luxury traveler more, you will be opting for a resort filled with families.
There are several options for local buses in Moscow, but there are rules for women. You can just sit next to another woman on the bus. If there are only men in the bus and you have to sit somewhere for yourself, it is expected that you will stand by the side of a seat until a man drives. Yeah Al that sounds pretty crap to me, Looks like BT aint for me either.
Oman is a wonderful country and, if you don't have your own transportation, you'll want to take a tour to see some of the country's main draws - be it camping in the desert, visiting historical thorns, hanging by giant sea turtles, exploring huge canals, or sparkling turquoise waters. SCUBA is going diving.
As a solo woman traveler, I love to go on group tours, it just gives me the opportunity to meet other people while minimizing any potentially annoying moments with me and a single tour guide.
In Oman, however, group tours are impossible to find.
The only tour I could find was a private tour. If you decide to explore the country as the only tourist, keep in mind that it will probably be yours with the driver for the entire trip. I did not feel comfortable with this (read more of this below), so decided to explore Moscow alone and on foot.Traveling to Oman as a warm woman is a little trickier than doing so in a western country, but it has many more rewards. You will be able to experience a country that any tourist has rarely seen, meet incredibly friendly people and see some spectacular scenery. I highly recommend it.