Muscat is the capital of Oman, the hub of its
political, economic and mmercial affairs Muscat is also the home of sultan Qaboos
Bin Said, and his magnificent palace, flanked by the majestic forts of Jalali And Mirani
are outstanding landmarks of the past
Salalah the birthplace of the
Sultan Qaboos, is the capital of the southern
region of Oman a tropical city green and peaceful surrounded by count groves and banana
plantations. Sandy beaches run along its length and it is linked to Muscat by modern
roads.
Sur a sea faring town, a
fishing village and a trading port bustles with activity throughout the year.
Approximately 175 kms away from Muscat Nizwa
is renowned for its gold and silver handicrafts and its eight kilometre long palm
oasis.
A century ago the coastal city of Sohar was Oman's largest city and an important Islamic port. It is still renowned for its
large souq.
Buraimi the oasis city is famous for its
spices and palm products. Musandam, Ibra
and Khasab are scenic spots well known for their unspoiled
beauty and timeless past.
capital of the southern
region of Oman a tropical city green and peaceful surrounded by count groves and banana
plantations. Sandy beaches run along its length and it is linked to Muscat by modern
roads.
fishing village and a trading port bustles with activity throughout the year. 
renowned for its gold and silver handicrafts and its eight kilometre long palm
oasis.
Oman's largest city and an important Islamic port. It is still renowned for its
large souq.
