Sultanate of Oman
It is one of the Arab countries that was founded in the year 130 AD by the Azd tribes, and it is located in the western side of the Asian continent, and its capital is the city of Muscat, and its land area is 309,500 square kilometers, and its population is 4.362.389 million people, according to the statistics of 2016 AD, and its official language. It is the Arabic language.
Elements of tourism in Oman
Its strategic geographical location, which is considered a gateway between the west and east of the world. Its ancient history, and the early establishment of ancient civilizations, which left many archaeological sites and places that indicate the greatness of its history and status. The environmental diversity it possesses; It contains the plain, coastal, plateau, and mountainous environment.
The distinguished climate, as its climate is warm in the winter, and mild in the summer. The popular heritage in handicrafts, arts, and traditional industry.
Types of tourism in Oman
- Historical tourism.
- Beach tourism.
- Archaeological tourism.
- Sand tourism.
- Festival tourism.
Tourist attractions in Oman
The villages of Al Jabal Al Akhdar, which are located on the edge of the sheer cliffs of Al Jabal Al Akhdar, are distinguished by the diversity of their agricultural products, such as pomegranates, peaches, and apricots.
Bahla Fort, which is one of the archaeological sites on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Ras Al Jinz, also known as (Turtle Beach); Because it is considered a nesting place for the green turtle.
The fjords of Musandam are distinguished by their stunning scenery and rugged mountains.
Nizwa Fort, which is characterized as one of the towers with a circular shape, and was built in the year 1668 AD during the rule of Imam Sultan bin Saif.
Wahiba Sands: It is an extended sand dune, and the height of the dunes reaches 150 meters.
The city of Muscat, which is besieged by an amphitheater of bare and rough rocks, is considered one of the most exciting and attractive cities for tourists. In 2012, it was awarded the title (City of Arab Culture).
Wadi Bani Awf, which is characterized by its crooked shape.
Grand Canyon Mountain, which is considered one of the highest mountains in Oman, with a height of 3005 meters.
Al-Kouta Cave, which is considered one of the natural wonders, is located in the Wilayat of Al-Hamra in the Ad-Dakhiliyah region.
Ain Arzat, which is located in the Dhofar Governorate, specifically in the city of Salalah, where it is 9 km away from the city, and tourists abound in it in the autumn season, as it is considered one of the most abundant water springs.
Other Attractions: Frankincense Coast, Oman National Museum, Bat Site, Bait Al Zubair, Muttrah Fort, Dama Castle, Shasr Site, Khoruri Site, Wadi Al Ain, Al Awamer Fort, Bait Al Baranda, Fort Al Aswad, Zoo, Ain Hamran Site, Wadi Shab , Wadi Dawka, and Al-Sulaif Castle .
