Muscat

The capital and commercial hub of Oman is the megacity of Muscat. It is a name we do not hear frequently, but the recollections of the site will linger and almost certainly leave you wanting more. Don't miss Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, which is beautiful during the day and magnificent at night. It is considered ►

The capital and commercial hub of Oman is the megacity of Muscat. It is a name we do not hear frequently, but the recollections of the site will linger and almost certainly leave you wanting more. Don't miss Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, which is beautiful during the day and magnificent at night. It is considered the biggest mosque in the country, and the entire structure is lit with yellowish lights. Visit Al-Alam Palace to experience the palace's Islamic architectural design, which was created as a royal dwelling. You might also want to get ready for a visit to the Bayt Al-Zubair Museum, which showcases Omani and Arab traditions and houses historically significant artifacts from Oman. The Royal House Opera combines music, theater, the arts, and culture and is an excellent addition to your itinerary for a more thorough exploration of Oman's cultural values. Visit the Al-Mirani Fort, which is now home to former military relics and played a significant role in Oman's conflict with Portugal. Visit the Mutrah Corniche and be in awe of its breathtaking beauty from above if you wish to see the Hajar Mountain peaks and take in the coastline view of the Oman Port simultaneously. The Wadi Bani Khalid, with emerald green waters and palm trees, is hidden behind the Hajar Mountains. The tranquil and beautiful Qurum Beach is right in the middle of the city and is the ideal place to unwind after a long, strenuous day. Secure a souvenir at one of the oldest markets in the world found in the city, the Mutrah Souq ◄