Introduction of tourist attractions in Oman+travel guide

When it comes to Oman, if it is related to tourism, everyone should feel strange. In fact, Oman is really a place worth visiting. It is the only Arab country with beaches, deserts and mountains.

The scenery is beautiful and quiet. If you are worried about terrorist activities in Middle East countries here, you don't have to worry about it there. This is a country called Middle East countries, and its terrorist index is zero.

It's hard to imagine such a low-key and quiet country in a region with frequent terror in the Middle East. Such a country can not help but make people more curious.

Then, next, let's explore the mystery here with Bian Xiao!

Musk grape

Muscat, surrounded by mountains and facing the sea, is a bay city and a must-see place to travel to Oman. As the capital of Oman, Muscat is more prosperous and cleaner than other cities. It's hard to imagine that this is a country where half the land is desert.

Sultan Qaboos Mosque, the third largest mosque in the world, is open to non-Muslims from 09:00- 1 1:00 every day except Friday. It has the second largest carpet in the world, and it is said that it took 600 weavers four years to weave it on site.

The giant swarovski crystal chandelier on the ceiling will make you sigh its luxury and exquisiteness.

Mutra traditional market is the most famous market in Muscat, which has the wooden structure of traditional Arab market and sells all kinds of Arab daily necessities, perfumes, spices, traditional costumes and works of art.

A dazzling array of goods are colorful, as if walking in the story of one thousand and one nights. You can buy some local specialties here, such as frankincense.

Waxibai desert is the most suitable for sand washing because of its variety. Driving down a sand dune more than ten meters high, adrenaline surged. It is recommended to enter with the locals and prepare enough food at the same time.

Bedouins in the desert live a nomadic life and are born with aquatic plants. If you are lucky enough to meet them, you can visit their tents. Or just book a desert tent and watch the stars on the beach at night.

Nizwa

Oman has more than 1 1,500 castles, and Nizwa is the city with the largest number of castles, which is called the city of thousands of castles. Nizwa Castle, which is famous for its Bahra Fort and Jabr Fort, is a typical Arab style building.

The castle needs a ticket of 0.5 rials, which used to be a military place to resist the enemy. In particular, one of the world's cultural heritages, Bakhrabao, has set up seven defense organs to resist the enemy. Storage room, kitchen, prisoner room and so on.

There is also a museum that introduces the history and life of local people. Climb to the top of the castle and overlook the whole town.

There is a market near the castle, full of local life. The most attractive things are the dazzling array of pottery and novelty items. It's worth a visit.

Salalah

Salara is a famous tourist city in Oman, with the most beautiful beaches in Oman and even the whole Arabian Peninsula, which is deeply loved by Arabs. For the Middle East, it is a blessing not to go abroad and to have a beach in the bay.

AlFizayah

The beach is one of the beaches in Salara, perhaps because Oman is vast and sparsely populated, with few tourists. The environment here is well protected, with enviable blue sky and sea. The sea here is crystal clear, and the sand on the beach is very delicate.

Follow the locals to the seaside, and if you are lucky, you can see dolphins.

Salara is also a historic city in Zufar, and the frankincense here is also the most famous. Frankincense is a kind of strange resin secreted by trees. The requirements for the growth environment of this tree are rough limestone soil and hot weather, and southern Oman just meets this requirement.

In ancient times, the value of frankincense was equal to that of gold. In modern times, frankincense is a necessity for Oman men.

Sur

Sur is a fishing port in Oman. Natural harbor advantage, you can experience sea-related projects in this place. Such as sea fishing and diving.

The inherent impression of most people is that turtles can only be seen on the island. As we all know, Sur can also see turtles and even see the process of spawning with his own eyes. In La Salle

Jinz has a turtle reserve, where there are rare green turtles in the world.

Most turtles lay eggs at midnight or dawn, and there are special people to guide tourists to watch. Turtles will first dig holes in the sand, then lay eggs, and then return to the sea step by step.

The most unbearable thing in Oman is the heat. Of course, Oman's summer resort is not without it. Wadi, dozens of kilometers away from Sur.

Shaba is a natural park and a representative canyon oasis in Oman.

Both sides of the canyon block the sun, and there is a crystal clear natural pool in the canyon. Jump into the water and put all the heat into the water.

Optimal travel time

1 1 to April

traffic

Guangzhou has Oman Airlines destinations that can fly directly to Oman, or you can choose UAE or Qatar Airways to transfer from Beijing and Shanghai to Dubai, Colombo and other countries to Oman. In Oman, public transportation is backward. If you want to travel freely, it is recommended to rent a car and drive by car. Renting a car requires a driver's license translator.

visa

Log on to the official website of Royal Oman Police in https://evisa.rop.gov.om/en/visa in advance and choose to apply for an unsecured tourist visa. The Royal Oman Police will send an approval letter to the mailbox after approval. You need to bring round-trip air tickets, hotel reservation forms and approval letters to enter Oman.

language

The common language is Arabic, and English is not very popular.

consume

The currency of Oman is the rial (OMR), 1OMR≈ 16 RMB.

Will such a gentle country feel independent? Beautiful scenery, with a little mystery, can not help but make people have the impulse to travel here!