Sultanate of Oman, one amazing day in Muscat: Sultan Qaboos Mosque, Royal Opera House, and Wadi Shab скачать в хорошем качестве

Sultanate of Oman, one amazing day in Muscat: Sultan Qaboos Mosque, Royal Opera House, and Wadi Shab

What is the most interesting thing you can visit in the Sultanate of Oman in one day? And is it worth going to Wadi Shab? You will find answers to these and other questions in our film. The Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque in Muscat is the third largest mosque in the world. The house of worship is decorated with some of the largest handmade carpets and a unique Swarovski chandelier. The Muscat Royal Opera House in Oman is another miracle of the East, a symbol of the Renaissance of the reign of Sultan Qaboos, and one of the main attractions of Muscat. It is curious that an important condition during the construction was that the theater building does not block the view of the mountains. Our cruise on the Persian Gulf continued in the fabulous Muscat - the capital of Oman. The Sultanate of Oman is the most distinctive country in the Middle East. There are no skyscrapers made of glass and concrete, no ostentation, nightclubs and gigantic structures. All buildings, even new ones, are built here in the traditional Arabic style, and residents wear traditional clothes. Oman's attractions are worth a visit, especially since the country has recently opened up for tourism. And the Omanis already have something to surprise the people. The fabulous place we managed to get to is the magnificent Wadi Shab gorge, where you can plunge into the cool waters among the picturesque cliffs, as well as for the most daring - get into a secret cave, swimming along a narrow passage between the rocks. Our day was a success, and we advise you to visit the places mentioned in the film. And also we send you a piece of positive from a distant country - the homeland of Sinbad the sailor.