Weddings in Oman’s southern town of Salalah used to take place during the Monsoon – a time of great celebration.

Now fashion has changed and Continue reading “Wedding in Salalah”
Tony Walsh – author & tours through Arabia
Oman’s southern town
Weddings in Oman’s southern town of Salalah used to take place during the Monsoon – a time of great celebration.
Now fashion has changed and Continue reading “Wedding in Salalah”
by Khalid al Siyabi
Khalid al Siyabi gave an enthralling talk about his ascent from Oman to Everest for the Historical Association of Oman today.
No matter how many people do it, each person who achieves such a feat is a remarkable person. Khalid Continue reading “Oman to Everest”
with a focus on BioDoversity
The theme for Word Tourism Day this year is Tourism and BioDiversity.
So what better proponents of the theme in Oman than Hadi Al Hikmani, who is doing his part in securing a future for Oman’s Arabian Leopard and its environment in Jebel Samhan in southern Oman
and Prince Charles, shown here in Oman’s spectacular Continue reading “World Tourism Day in Oman”
over 20 years ago
In the days when I was able to stroll across the Sultan Qaboos highway carrying a mini fort; Lego kindly made a Lego-brick version of the first feature that a visitor arriving in Muscat in the mid 1980’s saw, for our Lego in Oman show. The feature was the fort-like clock tower on the roundabout at Seeb International Airport.
I had obtained the Lego agency for the company I managed and needed Continue reading “Lego in Oman Lego made a great scale model of the Airport Roundabout in Muscat“
winter 2010 programme
Oman’s Royal Opera House is expected to open during the winter 2011.
Whetting our appetite for the type of events they will hold is an eclectic programme for Oman’s Royal Opera House for the season through to December 2010 . They will be held in other theatres in Muscat until it opens.
month by month in 2011
Oman has a number of UNESCO World Heritage Sites which we often take clients during their Oman Holidays .
We chose this image of one of the tombs at the UNESCO World Heritage Site in Bat to use as the September page in a 2011 years calendar.
up in Jebel Akhdar
During the week of holidays in Oman we went up to the heights of Oman’s Jebel Akhdar. With thinner, cooler air its good to go walking and we enjoyed the agriculture.
Fields of Pomegranates Continue reading “Oman Holidays”
people who can read it must therefore be smart – congratulations to all Arabs
In a report, researchers have said that learning Arabic is difficult .
“When someone learns to read Arabic they have to work out which letters are which, and which ones go with which sounds.”
They didn’t say if this differs to other languages.
“It is the ability to tell letters apart that Continue reading “Arabic is difficult to learn, says report”
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