Local people are rather sociable and hospitable, they are respective and attentive towards foreign guests and are eagerly interested in traditions and culture of foreign visitors. City residents are tactful, polite and mannerly. One can justly say that these character traits of local folks are inborn. However the local people honor their native culture above all things and require the same highly respective attitude from foreign guests as well. Thus the city guests are offered to avoid smoking and eating in public places as this is not common. Smoking and eating is acceptable only in specially allotted places. Otherwise the action will promote outrage in local people.
Muscat features numerous historical and cultural landmarks and sights which will turn the city exploration into an unforgettable experience full of impressions and feelings. The main symbol … Open
Muscat boasts various entertainments to meet each taste and fancy of the visitors. Tourists should definitely visit one of the local beaches. Local folks do not feel enthused for beach … Open
The main Muscat Festival opens not only the festival calendar of Oman capital but also the year. It starts in early January and continues until the beginning of the last winter month. Al Emarat Public Park, Oman Automobile Association Karting Track and Naseem Gardens are the main venues of the festival. They become points of attraction for hundreds of tourists and local residents during the festival. People who want to spend a pleasant time listening to music, watching theatrical performances, art exhibitions, sports events, as well as conferences and seminars come here. If you come to the city with children, you should visit Naseem Gardens. This is where most of the events for young visitors take place. This is a treasure hunt, competitions, and competitions in photography. Tourists who want to watch races or ride cars can visit Oman Karting Track.
1. Before a journey to the city of Muscat one should thoroughly learn the main rules and regulations of local culture as this will let the tourists escape unwanted misconceptions and … Open
Oman is a Muslim country. Its residents strictly honor the customs of Islam and celebrate Muslim holidays. Local residents widely celebrate the beginning of the Holy month of Ramadan. They get up before dawn, drink water and eat, and say prayers. It is worth noting that it is forbidden to eat and drink during the day during the celebration. Entertainment activities during Ramadan are also prohibited. Tourists should refrain from drinking alcoholic beverages in public places. Special attention should also be paid to clothing. It should cover all the body. Eid al-Fitr suggests the end of Ramadan. Men pray on this day. Women cook food. It is worth noting that shops, markets, restaurants, and cafes are not open during Eid al-Fitr.
Muharram, or Islamic New year, is celebrated widely and magnificently. Mass festivities are held on this day. Eid al-Adha (feast of sacrifice) is considered one of the most revered celebrations in the Islamic tradition. Muslims should perform ablution, put on clean clothes, and say a festive prayer on this day. Laylat-al-Miraj is also a significant holiday. Muslims go to the mosque, listen to the sermon, and pray on this day. It is forbidden to drink alcoholic beverages during this holiday as well as during the celebration of Ramadan. This ban applies to both adherents of Islam and tourists.
The Day of the Nation and New Oman is traditionally celebrated on the birthday of Qaboos bin Said on November 19. It was he who created the state. This happened in 1971. The leader of the country visits all major cities of the state before the celebration. Each person can ask a question that interests him. The ruler is highly respected because he does not leave questions unattended. He listens to each person and tries to improve the situation for anyone interested. This can be noted from the date of his reign. The Sultan created a strong state. That is why his birthday is called the Day of the Nation.