The past of Oman is indeed glorified and it is now, perhaps, among the most blessed nations in terms of picturesque and variegated landscapes as well as a vibrant culture. From Muscat, its capital city, to Salalah, a quiet coastal town strung along its strings, Oman promises to become an indelible memory. Adventurists might find something at every turn, but then again, there are many other activities that yield ample opportunity for remembering ones. In fact, there are some rich glimpses of the local Omani culture that can be seized. The carrier services offered by Salam Air and Oman Air have made it easier for many to fly to Salalah from Muscat.
Muscat: The Gateway City of Heritage:
In addition, those countries in this capital blend the modernity with their tradition. It is framed by the imposing Hajar mountains, wide along the Arabian Sea. It is beautiful and yet, there are many cultural landmarks that bring that little bit more zest into the city. One such monument is the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque. This splendid mosque stands magnificently with its splendid architectural beauty and tranquil atmospheric surroundings. The Royal Opera House and the Muttrah Souq allied with forts Al Jalali and Al Mirani are other main visitors' places showcasing the long history and heritage of Muscat.
Muscat is not only the cultural capital of oman, but also the ideal launch pad for someone who wants to "discover" the country. Short, real scenic flights with Salam Air or Oman Air provide for an effortless transition through the lively capital to the tranquil southern part of Oman for the traveler's arrival in Salalah.
Salalah: the Tropical Desert's
Situated deep inside the Dhofar region of Oman is Salalah. The town is a lush little gem tucked away from the best relative climes above all, fabulous beaches. Most of the Oman is desert dry, but Salalah is constantly maintained at medium temperature conditions of cool weather most particularly during leaflet, which is a season of Khareef spread from June to September. When the rains start, carpets of green turn to birth, new leaves grow on trees, water flows from hills and mist engulfs mountains.
Things to Do in Salalah
Many things await a person arriving at Salalah. Famous for her unspoilt beaches-there's a stunning sight of sea cliffs at Al Mughsail Beach, boasting blowholes. You would also not want to miss Wadi Darbat. it is lush green with rapidly cascading water like that of a waterfall. For those who are into exploring nature and adventure, it would mean yet another renowned attraction.
Frankincense trees, Al Baleed Archaeological Park-an inscribed UNESCO World Heritage site also give a taste of the rich cultural and historical legacy of Oman. The quiet spirit of the city makes it a real getaway from the naggingness of city life, and it fits in perfectly with people who want relaxation. There is the option to indulge some more in the traditional Omani hospitality that includes local cuisine, which is appreciated by many, and bustling markets where spices, textiles, and frankincense are sold.
Flying with Salam Air and Oman Air
For Salalah, there have been options like Salam Air, the cheaper option. Oman Air is the national flagship carrier that operates service to Salalah. Both have regular flights from Muscat to Salalah for passengers to fly comfortably. For budget travelers, Salam Air is very pocket-friendly, while Oman Air offers some luxury with its add-on facilities, including in-flight entertainment and premium seating options.
