Oman is a unique destination where spectacular desert landscapes, imposing mountains, and idyllic coastlines coexist. Muscat, the capital, captivates with its traditional architecture and vibrant Muttrah souk. The Wahiba Sands desert offers an immersive experience among endless dunes, while wadis, such as Wadi Shab, reveal dazzling blue natural pools. The historic forts of Nizwa and Bahla bear witness to Oman’s rich past. Gastronomically, local specialties like shuwa (slow-cooked lamb) and halwa delight food enthusiasts. With its legendary hospitality and peaceful atmosphere, Oman is an invitation to escape and discover an authentic culture.
Practical Information
Capital
Muscat
Official Language(s)
Arabic
Currency Used
Omani Rial (OMR)
Time Zone
UTC +4
Required Documents
Valid passport, e-visa or visa issued on arrival depending on nationality
Best Time to Visit
October to April to avoid extreme temperatures
Emergency Numbers
Police: 9999, Ambulance: 9999, Fire: 9999
Customs and Advice
Respect for local traditions, modest dress, importance of greetings and hospitality