While deserts in Muscat are sweeping with many adventures, this picturesque city in Oman is also home to a plethora of other key attractions that should not go amiss. Here is more on why you should pay a visit.
To pay a visit to an exceptional mosque
A trip to Oman is not complete without a visit to Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, one of the finest edifices of time in memorials. Drawing inspiration from pruned contemporary Islamic styles and white and red-brown- marbles, this religious site remains an architectural marvel to date. Interestingly, the mosque is also the only Omani mosque that is open to both Muslims and non-Muslims alike.
To try some crisp seafood dishes
For seafood lovers, Oman is a haven for freshly grilled fish, prawns, lobsters, hummus and flatbreads. Look to stay at Muscat Oman Hotels the likes of Avani Muscat hotel and you can enjoy your favourite seafood platter sitting by the side of the pool deck or better still without stepping out of your room.
To be engrossed in the sweeping deserts
The sweeping deserts of Oman not only cover a fair portion of Oman but also stretches across adjacent Saudi Arabia, Yemen and the United Arab Emirates. These secluded deserts and sand dunes are increasingly becoming an adventure spot for intrepid travellers, not to mention a choice among campers to gaze at the starry skies.
To catch a glimpse of frolicking dolphins
Hop on board a boat and take a tour around the Gulf of Oman to witness some dolphins prancing in the water. While holidaying in the city, you will be spoilt for choices between cruise tours that let you witness these whimsical sea creatures on the hunt for sardines and tunas.
