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CHEAP FLIGHTS TO MUSCAT
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London Airports Muscat 20 Mar 2012 - 02 Apr 2012 £344
Manchester Muscat 18 Apr 2012 - 29 Apr 2012 £346
London Heathrow Muscat 30 May 2012 - 09 Jun 2012 £353
Birmingham Muscat 10 Mar 2012 - 17 Mar 2012 £393
Bristol Muscat 20 Mar 2012 - 02 Apr 2012 £431
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Flights to Muscat, Oman
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Muscat Introduction
Unlike the other Middle Eastern capitals it's more laid back. Parks and beaches offer respite from the business driven atmosphere of other Gulf cities. Banking and shopping areas are less ostentatious than the glittering skyscrapers that you find in Abu Dhabi, Dubai or the other major cities of the oil rich region.
The walls surrounding Muscat were once a prominent feature of Oman's capital city. It remained a unique and seperate area for sometime. The gates Bab al-Matha'eeb, the Greater Gate, the Lesser Gate, and some fragments of the old wall remain. Under Sultan Qaboos' rule the other areas were linked into the old city and formed the modern conurbation of Muscat.
Most shopping malls are in the Qurum area; Ruwi and Al Khuwair are the business districts. The main souq is in Muttrah, a fascinating slice of old Oman with Portuguese-era forts looming over the Mina Qaboos port where massive tankers, traditional dhows, and small fishing boats pass along side by side.