Advertisement

Travel: A mix of history and adventure in Oman

You can go abseiling and trekking in the stunning Arab landscape, and also marvel at its grand architecture

By Rahul Jagtiani
Aug 05, 2019, 10:37 IST1 min
1/10
The stately Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque took just six years to build, and the sandstone used during the construction was imported from India
Image by Forbes
2/10
Trekking along the balcony walk at Jebel Shams, often called the Grand Canyon of the Middle East.
Image by Forbes
3/10
A 4WD taking passengers across the Sharqiyah Sands desert in Oman
Image by Forbes
4/10
Traditional Omani architecture at a camp hotel at Sharqiyah Sands, deep in the desert
Image by Forbes
5/10
Oman has a series of luxury camp hotels, which also give travellers breathtaking sunrise views
Image by Forbes
6/10
Sunrise at the 1000 nights camp.
Image by Forbes
7/10
 A tourist goes paddle boarding in the waters of Bandar Khayran near Muscat.
Image by Forbes
8/10
Snorkellers can look forward to the diverse marine life in the nutrient-rich waters of Bandar Khayran
Image by Forbes
9/10
The exterior of the Royal Opera House in Muscat, where many musical instruments have been donated by the music-loving Sultan himself
Image by Forbes
10/10
Abseiling, a popular adventure sport can be enjoyed at the bottom of Jebel Shams
Image by Forbes

Photogallery

6 photos
In numbers: How GST cuts signal economic boost
BySamreen Wani
21 photos
In photos - Giorgio Armani, the pioneer of refined elegance
ByBenu Joshi Routh,Mexy Xavier
6 photos
From high taxes to a total ban: Gaming industry in crisis
BySamreen Wani
8 photos
India-US Trade Explained: From shrimp and smartphones to oil and tariffs
BySamreen Wani
14 photos
Hyundai India Couture Week 2025: A tapestry of Indian design
ByBenu Joshi Routh
5 photos
In numbers: Gold, silver, mobile bills, airfare to pinch Indian wallets
BySamreen Wani
Advertisement
Advertisement

Latest News