Muscat, Oman
Mutrah Corniche - Curved Waterside Area
Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque - Built in Islamic Style
Mutrah Souq - Oldest and Well-Known Market in Muscat
Dolphin watching - Must do Activity
Al Qurum Beach - Sandy Beach in Muscat City
Yiti Beach - Untouched Beach Surrounded with Rocky Cliffs
Al Alam Palace (Flag Palace) - Ceremonial Palace in old Muscat
Wadi Bani Khalid - Known for its Emerald Green Water
Surfing - One of the Popular Water Sports in Muscat
Muscat City Centre Mall - Houses Wide Array of Shops
How to Reach Muscat
Muscat is accessible through air and land.
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How to Reach Muscat from India
Air India express connects Muscat from Amritsar, Delhi, Kochi, Kozhikode and Thiruvanantahapuram.
How to reach Muscat by flight
Gulf Air, Emirates, Etihad Airways, British Airways, Air India Express, Lufthansa, KLM. Most major flights fly to Muscat.
How to reach Muscat by road
It is a five hour journey from the UAE to Muscat and a six hour journey through Yemen. Then a further 10 hour journey to Muscat.
How to reach Muscat by bus
Oman National Transport company runs buses to Muscat from Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
Local transport in Muscat
Taxis and Cars are by far the most popular choices to get around the city. There are public buses that are well connected through the city. Bus fares start at OMR 3 per ticket.
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