Tourism

Dolphin watching  is a well-known leisure activity in the Sultanate and there are several places in Oman that are known for their dolphin habitats....

Muscat: More than 3 million passengers have traveled  through the Sultanate's Airports by the end of September 2020, the National Centre for Statistics...

If you are all set to explore the rugged, natural beauty of Oman it is time to go on a hiking trail. Hiking enthusiasts in the Sultanate are in complete awe...

Muscat: Omani children below the age of 16 have to pay just one rial to stay overnight at the Daymaniyat Islands Nature Reserve.With the islands reopening...

Muscat: Two women who plan on crossing Oman from north to south in a span of 50 days to celebrate the country’s 50th National Day have entered the Omani...

Muscat: Hotels and travel agents have welcomed the Sultanate’s decision to once again issue tourist visas, saying it will provide a needed boost to their...

Oman is known for its resplendent wadis. Exploring the unspoilt beauty of the wadis is one of the main attractions for tourists visiting Oman. According to...

Muscat: Omanis and expatriates alike are excited for the four-day weekend, which begins on Wednesday, 25 November, and only sees them return to work on...

Sharqiyah Sands, earlier known as Wahiba Sands, extends from North and South Al Sharqiyah Governorate to Al Wusta Governorate. With diverse terrain along...

Muscat: People in Oman are looking forward to this week’s three-day weekend, although many say they will remain cautions while going outside, and follow...