Where to travel in Oman?

Decide ahead of time the places you want to see in Oman, as the number of them is quite large. Do you recall the name of Oman's capital? It's Muscat, the city where new trends rub shoulders with ancient customs. Al Sawadi is Oman's best resort town. There, you may learn about all of the diving options and see a variety of entertainment infrastructure. Make more time for excursions because there are so many instagrammable locations to see. The Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque is a must-see attraction. The Qasr Al-Alam Royal Palace in the capital is worth viewing with your own eyes. The city's historic Mutrah Souq is extremely popular with visitors. It's a store where you can get inexpensive decorative fabrics, copper plates, and other items. Riyam Park stands out among the natural beauties.

Many cities in Oman have preserved their historic cores, but there are two other areas of interest for architecture enthusiasts in the country. It is, first and foremost, sacred architecture. There are a lot of mosques; they change the cityscape and give it a unique flavor. Second, Oman has a large number of forts. They vary depending on the period in which they were built, but even those erected during the Portuguese or British periods have a local flavor and are not out of style. There are also several state structures that have taken on the style of the old forts, including police stations, ministries, schools, and museums.