Enchanting Forts
Orient Tours L.L.C.
Muscat
Oman
Thu, 11th December 2008 - Thu, 29th October 2009
We start with a spectacular drive through the Hajar mountains via the oases of
Fanjah and
Birkat Al Mauz to reach
Nizwa and the impressive 17th century
fort.
Then on to the
cattle market and the
souk, famous for its Bedouin silver jewellery. The drive continues via
Tanuf and
Bahla to
Jabreen, to visit one of Oman’s most beautiful forts, famous for its wall and ceiling murals. Return to Muscat.
The official language is Arabic, but English is widely spoken and understood in this Country.
The UAE is situated north of the Equator on latitudes between 22-28.5 N and longitudes 51-58 E. Bordered to the North by the Arabian Gulf, to the East by the Gulf of Oman and Sultanate of Oman, to the South by Saudi Arabia, and to the West by Qatar and Saudi Arabia. The total area of the country is 83,600 square kilometers. This includes an archipelago with an area of about 5,900 square kilometers. The coastline is 650 kms.
The UAE is one of the best world winter resorts. Between November and March, it experiences warm sunny days with an average temperature of 26° C/78.8° F and cool nights with an average temperature of 15° C/59° F. Hot temperature and high humidity increase between June and August. The average temperature is 38° C/100.4° F during the summer. Rainfall is infrequent falling mainly in winter.
Normal tourist photography is acceptable, but it is considered offensive to photograph Muslim women. It is also courteous to ask permission before photographing men. Photographs of government buildings or military installations are forbidden.
Tour Info:
Thursdays @ 7.30am
We start with a spectacular drive through the Hajar mountains via the oases of Fanjah and Birkat Al Mauz to reach Nizwa and the impressive 17th century fort.
Then on to the cattle market and the souk, famous for its Bedouin silver jewellery. The drive continues via Tanuf and Bahla to Jabreen, to visit one of Oman’s most beautiful forts, famous for its wall and ceiling murals. Return to Muscat.
The official language is Arabic, but English is widely spoken and understood in this Country.
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