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His Majesty Sultan Qaboos bin Said, Head of State for the last 37 years, has succeeded in developing the country's economy while maintaining its cultural and religious heritage. Accordingly, this enchanting country welcomes visitors with traditional Arab hospitality, combined with all the modern comforts a prosperous nation enjoys.
Numerous festivals and celebrations, such as Eid Al Fitr after the month of Ramadhan, and Eid Al Adha marking the end of Haj, are an important part of the Islamic tradition. On these occasions family members and friends pay visits to each other, and share sumptuous dinners lasting long into the night. Invitations to such events are a great opportunity to experience the rich Omani cuisine.
Tours in the Sultanate of Oman
Numerous festivals and celebrations, such as Eid Al Fitr after the month of Ramadhan, and Eid Al Adha marking the end of Haj, are an important part of the Islamic tradition. On these occasions family members and friends pay visits to each other, and share sumptuous dinners lasting long into the night. Invitations to such events are a great opportunity to experience the rich Omani cuisine.
Tours in the Sultanate of Oman
Forts and Palaces
Various forts built by different iinvaders, such as the Portuguese, the Persians and several Arab groups, are being or have been restored. Visiting these will give you an idea of the magnificence of the past. The most astonishing palace is Al Alam, the Sultan's Palace in Old Muscat, flanked by the old Portuguese forts, called Jalali and Mirani.
Mosques
Numerous mosques shape the skyline of the city. Although non-Muslims may not enter mosques, the newly built Sultan Qaboos Grand mosque is open to visitors. The exteriors with gold-plated roofs and embellished wooden doors impress visitors nonetheless, and provide shining examples of typical Arab architecture.
Souks
If you want to really experience the Arab way of trade, you have to go shopping in some of these bazaars. If you are planning to buy rugs or antiques, get a local guide to show you the best places and assist you in bargaining on the price.
Leisure
You may be surprised at the range of leisure activities this country has to offer. From all kinds of water sports to mountain climbing, from wadi-bashing in four-wheel-drives to camping in the desert, you are sure to find something you like to do.
Various tour operators arrange trips to the deserts, the wadis, the Interior and its Empty Quarter, Musandam, Salalah, the Dhofar Region and Oman's east coast.
Geology
Visiting Oman, you will be amazed by the variety of landscape this country encompasses. Dazzling wadis (dry riverbeds with occasional pools of water), sandy and rocky deserts and mountains, as well as the coastline, are just waiting to be explored by you. As the country has not been affected by mass tourism, you will find it the perfect place to have a fun and relaxing holiday.
Flora
The flora of the Sultanate is as diverse as its terrain and climate. The most common trees, found mainly in the wadis and in the coastal regions, are date palms. Dhofar is known for its frankincense trees. Unlike most other Gulf countries, Oman is notable for its flora and greenery rather than its deserts.
Fauna
Although many species that used to be widely spread in this area are now thought to be extinct, there are still some left to be spotted, like the oryx and the Arabian leopard. Expect to see the world-famous Arab horses, camels and other animals in the wild. Oman also boasts some excellent scuba-diving sites, where the marine life will never cease to amaze you.
Various forts built by different iinvaders, such as the Portuguese, the Persians and several Arab groups, are being or have been restored. Visiting these will give you an idea of the magnificence of the past. The most astonishing palace is Al Alam, the Sultan's Palace in Old Muscat, flanked by the old Portuguese forts, called Jalali and Mirani.
Mosques
Numerous mosques shape the skyline of the city. Although non-Muslims may not enter mosques, the newly built Sultan Qaboos Grand mosque is open to visitors. The exteriors with gold-plated roofs and embellished wooden doors impress visitors nonetheless, and provide shining examples of typical Arab architecture.
Souks
If you want to really experience the Arab way of trade, you have to go shopping in some of these bazaars. If you are planning to buy rugs or antiques, get a local guide to show you the best places and assist you in bargaining on the price.
Leisure
You may be surprised at the range of leisure activities this country has to offer. From all kinds of water sports to mountain climbing, from wadi-bashing in four-wheel-drives to camping in the desert, you are sure to find something you like to do.
Various tour operators arrange trips to the deserts, the wadis, the Interior and its Empty Quarter, Musandam, Salalah, the Dhofar Region and Oman's east coast.
Geology
Visiting Oman, you will be amazed by the variety of landscape this country encompasses. Dazzling wadis (dry riverbeds with occasional pools of water), sandy and rocky deserts and mountains, as well as the coastline, are just waiting to be explored by you. As the country has not been affected by mass tourism, you will find it the perfect place to have a fun and relaxing holiday.
Flora
The flora of the Sultanate is as diverse as its terrain and climate. The most common trees, found mainly in the wadis and in the coastal regions, are date palms. Dhofar is known for its frankincense trees. Unlike most other Gulf countries, Oman is notable for its flora and greenery rather than its deserts.
Fauna
Although many species that used to be widely spread in this area are now thought to be extinct, there are still some left to be spotted, like the oryx and the Arabian leopard. Expect to see the world-famous Arab horses, camels and other animals in the wild. Oman also boasts some excellent scuba-diving sites, where the marine life will never cease to amaze you.