I actually rode one and tested the riding experience Camels have supported people’s lives for centuries in the desert regions of the Arabian Peninsula. Walking gracefully through the scorching desert and carrying heavy loads across long distances, they truly deserve to be called “ships of the desert.” While they’re now popular as tourist attractions, their […]
Introducing a hotel in the Muttrah district with convenient access to Muscat Old Town When visiting Muscat, the capital of Oman, many tourists head to the Muttrah district, which retains much of its old Arabian atmosphere. Located in the heart of Muttrah, Marina Hotel is operated as part of the OYO hotel chain and has
In my previous article, I shared a restaurant review of our relaxing lunch in Sur, a port town in Oman. This time, I’ll provide an experiential report about the town’s atmosphere and the surroundings of the restaurant. Read the previous article here! The View from the Restaurant As I briefly mentioned in the previous article,
During our drive westward through Oman, we stopped at the port town of Sur On our journey from the desert region of Wahiba Sands to the beautiful canyon of Wadi Shab in Oman, we decided to make a stop at the historic port town of Sur. Our goal was to spend some relaxing time enjoying
Among the unique items you might encounter during your travels, many are filled with the culture and customs of the region. The “Tasbih Clicker” often seen in Middle Eastern markets and souvenir shops is one such item. At first glance, it may look like just a counter, but it’s actually an important tool that supports
Hello, I’m Yam, a travel blogger. In my previous post, I shared my courage test at Oman’s summer retreat “Wadi Bani Khalid,” but this time I took on an even more thrilling adventure. It was an exploration of Oman’s oasis “Wadi Shab.” Together with local young man Qusai, I explored the depths of this beautiful
Hello, I’m Yam, a travel blogger. This time, I visited “Wadi Bani Khalid,” a famous summer retreat in Oman, and took a courage test with a local young man. This beautiful oasis is a paradise-like place surrounded by crystal-clear water and rich nature, but you can also enjoy thrilling activities. Now, let me introduce you
Hello, I’m Yam, a travel blogger. On this trip, I visited “Muttrah Souq” (also known as Matrah Souq), a historic market in Muscat, the capital of Oman, and thoroughly enjoyed its charm. In this bustling market where locals and tourists gather, I experienced the Arab atmosphere and made various encounters and discoveries. Let’s explore the
If you’re traveling to Oman, there’s one dish you absolutely cannot miss: “Shuwa”. To enjoy this renowned traditional Omani dish, the traditional restaurant “Bait Al Luban” with its charming antique interior is the perfect choice. Today, I’ll share my dining experience of Shuwa at “Bait Al Luban”! What is Shuwa? View this post on Instagram
Today, I’ll introduce you to Muttrah, a historic district in Muscat, the capital of Oman. While Oman might not yet be widely known as a tourist destination, its charms are unforgettable once you visit. Muttrah, in particular, is a place filled with local atmosphere and history that captivates its visitors. What is Muttrah? Muttrah (مطرح)