Wadi Bani Khalid, a tourist attraction in the north of the Sultanate of Oman, is currently being visited by dozens of ...

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Spread over 9,000sqm, the landmark development will feature Oman’s second tallest flagpole standing at 50m high ...

while visitors who prefer to get a history lesson can explore the city's many forts, museums and markets. Muscat is the capital city of Oman, a sultanate on the Gulf of Oman. Locals and tourists ...

Get ready for the most exciting event of the year! The 14th edition of the International Tour of Oman 2025 will begin on ...

For travelers, Oman packs a lot in a small package, with desert, rugged coast and beaches, water sports and diving, forts-every-few-miles, green valleys, old school bazaars and old school Arabian ...

From the first few pedal strokes at Al Rustaq Fort, which provided the scenic backdrop to the start, the peloton had to play whack-a-mole with a horde of breakaway specialists undaunted by the 203 ...