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Tourism in the Sultanate of Oman has recently grown significantly in recent times and is one of the most diverse countries in the Middle East with diverse attractions, with many tourist attractions, and Oman Muscat was chosen in 2012 as the Arab Tourism Capital.Caves: The country contains caves of different sizes, topography, and various rims such as the Wadi Bani Khalid Cave in the Eastern Province, and is the second largest cave dwelling.It contains many birds that have reached more than 460 different species, and there are about eighty species residing in the country, the rest of the species of migratory and seasonal birds, and offers a unique opportunity to see birds from Europe, Africa and Asia in one spot during the annual migrations during the seasonal Spring, and autumn; due to the relative coldness between October and April, the heron, the oysters, the Swift Turn, the doves, the Egyptian eagles, Abu Qardan, the larger Flamingos and the Caspian Sea are the most famous birds.It contains many turtles that live for more than 100 years, swim longitudinally and horizontally from the Indian Ocean and return every year to lay their eggs on the shores of Ras al Hadd, Al-Jazn and Masirah Island.

Tourism in the Sultanate of Oman has recently grown significantly in recent times and is one of the most diverse countries in the Middle East with diverse attractions, with many tourist attractions, and Oman Muscat was chosen in 2012 as the Arab Tourism Capital.

The cultural tourism is the most common in the country, and contains many elements of beautiful tourism such as hotels, resorts and many services.

There are many beaches such as the seab beach, which is characterized by soft sand, can swim, sail, snorkel, boating, windsurfing.

There is a family-run Qurum Beach with restaurants, cafés and trips like fishing , And boating.

A turtle reserve is located in Ras al-Ganz near Sur.

It contains many turtles that live for more than 100 years, swim longitudinally and horizontally from the Indian Ocean and return every year to lay their eggs on the shores of Ras al Hadd, Al-Jazn and Masirah Island.

There are many dolphins that come Are near the Omani seas on a regular basis and can be seen clearly near the coast.

The most common place where dolphins can be seen is the Isle of Falah.

Whales come to the seas at irregular intervals, especially in the eastern regions, the Dhofar region.

Blue, humpback, and Amber, dwarf amber, Covey beak, and pygmy killer are the most popular in these seas.

It contains many birds that have reached more than 460 different species, and there are about eighty species residing in the country, the rest of the species of migratory and seasonal birds, and offers a unique opportunity to see birds from Europe, Africa and Asia in one spot during the annual migrations during the seasonal Spring, and autumn; due to the relative coldness between October and April, the heron, the oysters, the Swift Turn, the doves, the Egyptian eagles, Abu Qardan, the larger Flamingos and the Caspian Sea are the most famous birds.

Other attractions;

Desert Safari: The Omani Desert is the most famous camel’s camel, with sand dunes up to about 200 meters high. At sunset, it is the most beautiful and beautiful event in the region.

Caves: The country contains caves of different sizes, topography, and various rims such as the Wadi Bani Khalid Cave in the Eastern Province, and is the second largest cave dwelling.

Markets: There are many different markets.

There are sites for buying handicrafts that are always filled with tourists, such as silver, gold, textiles, antiques and Omani daggers.