Muscat, Oman
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Asia

Oman

Capital: Muscat
Country Code

OM

Continent

Asia

Capital City

Muscat

Population

4.5M

Official Language

Arabic

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Flights, stays & experiences in Oman

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Muscat
The capital city of Oman known for its stunning mix of modern architecture and traditional souqs nestled between mountains and the sea.
Nizwa Fort
A massive 17th-century fortification in the heart of Nizwa, famous for its iconic circular main tower and historical significance.
Salalah
A lush coastal city in southern Oman celebrated for its unique monsoon season, or Khareef, which turns the landscape vibrant green.
Wahiba Sands
A vast region of golden sand dunes that provides a classic desert experience and an insight into traditional Bedouin life.
Jebel Shams
The highest mountain in Oman, offering breathtaking views of deep canyons often referred to as the Grand Canyon of Arabia.
Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque
A magnificent architectural masterpiece in Muscat featuring one of the world's largest hand-woven Persian carpets and a massive crystal chandelier.
Sur
A historic port city renowned for its traditional dhow-building yards and its role in maritime trade history.
Wadi Bani Khalid
A beautiful desert oasis featuring deep blue pools of water surrounded by rocky terrain and date palm plantations.
Bahla Fort
A UNESCO World Heritage site consisting of an expansive ancient fortress surrounded by a massive wall made of mud bricks.
Sohar
A significant historical coastal city that served as a major trading hub and is traditionally cited as the birthplace of Sinbad the Sailor.
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