التراث العماني بالانجليزي

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الثقافة في سلطنة عمان معلومات عن الثقافة العمانية معلومات عن التراث العماني

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مقدمه عن التراث العماني معلومات عن الكمة العمانية باللغة الانجليزية

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Culture and arts Oman

Muscat Cultural Heritage

An oasis in the desert, the Omani capital is built in the middle of a fertile plain surrounded by steep rocks. It is the smallest capital in the world, and the hottest too, reaching 45 ° C from May to August.

Seen from the harbor, this city offers an imposing spectacle, with its crenellated walls as in the Middle Ages and the blue and gold palace of the Sultan finished in 1970 and considered by the Omani as a symbol of the rebirth of the country.

Urban planning is in keeping with the traditions of Arab architecture: no tall buildings, no sloping roofs, clean streets, sand-colored or white buildings.

Old Muscat is also one of the places of residence of Sultan Qaboos Bin Said. His palace is built in a contemporary architectural style that respects the traditional Islamic style. The residence of Al Alam is flanked by the forts of Jalali and Mirani, majestic witnesses of the past.

Among the attractions of the historic capital, which is easily accessible on foot, are the Muscat History Museum (located in the city's gateway), the Oman Museum, the Bait Al Zubair Museum and the Franco-Omani museum.

Cultural Heritage in the surroundings of Muscat

Muscat is the ideal starting point for excursions in the valleys and forts of the interior, along the coast to Sohar north or Sour and the sands of Wahiba further south.

Muscat has been expanding gradually since the 1970s and has several new shopping and residential districts. The city also has 3 natural parks: Qurm, Seeb Beach and Wadi Kabir.

The grand mosque of Sultan Qaboos, inaugurated in 2001, is located in Bawshar, on the expressway. It is an imposing building and very luxurious, financed by the personal funds of the Sultan. The exterior is composed of 3 main aisles, 5 minarets, several ablution courts and three vaulted passageways. The prayer room for men is monumental. We will notice the magnificent dome and the chandelier.

If you can, have a look at the Friday market at Souk Al Jouma in Wadi Kabir.

The coastal plain

Baitinah is the most populous and most fertile coastal region of the country. It stretches for 300 km at the foot of the mountains of Western Hajar. This narrow plain (between 1 and 5 km wide) is the natural route between the coast (Gulf of Oman), the mountainous axis and the interior plateaus on the border with the Emirates. The fishing villages line up along the coast from Shinas in the north to Al Khaboura in the south.

The interior is characterized by palm groves at the foot of the mountains and small farms and livestock. It is here that one finds a multitude of wadis or wadis, these river beds generally dry, except after heavy rains. Oases develop around streams and small lakes buried behind stones, date palms and undergrowth.