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Masqat (117)
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Ash Sharqiyah (30)
Ad Dakhiliyah (39)
Zufar (Dhofar) (29)
Al Batinah (32)
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Sur (18)
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Ibra (12)
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Sohar (8)
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Ibri (1)
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Bala (7)
Mana (5)
Quriat (1)
Rustaq (3)
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The most popular hotels Oman

Hotel The Chedi Muscat	88	£295	All Deals
Hotel Al Bustan Palace	88	£205	All Deals
Hotel Grand Hyatt Muscat	87	£239	All Deals
Hotel Crowne Plaza Resort Salal	83	£84	All Deals
Hotel Hilton Salalah	81	£103	All Deals

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Websites Oman

pierrejacques(48)
Cape Town, South Africa

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[pierrejacques, 07/08/2006] At this homepage for the Sultanate of Oman there is a calendar of events, geo-political profile, introduction to the people, culture and heritage of the region and general tourist information. There are also detailed summaries of the most popular attractions and activities as well as a closer look at the natural landscape, archaeological sites and much more.

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Palace / Castle Fort Al-Hazm	85	Details
Palace / Castle Al Mirani Fort	84	Details
Palace / Castle Djabrin	81	Details
Palace / Castle Al Jalali Fort	?	Details
Palace / Castle Mutrah Fort	?	Details

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ASHBOURNE, United Kingdom

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[catsholiday, 13/10/2011] The Al Alam Royal Palace We learned that the city we call "Muscat" is in fact three smaller towns which have grown together over time. They are: Muscat the "walled city" and the site of the royal palaces. Matrah- the area where the port and the Souq. Ruwi - the commercial and diplomatic centre of the city. After we finished at the museum we continued in old Muscat to the Sultan’s Royal palace. Like Buckingham Palace you cannot go inside but you can go up to the gates and take photos through the gates. The Sultan doesn’t actually live here but uses it as a meeting place for receptions for [more]

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