تقرير عن عمان بالانجليزي

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تقرير عن عمان بالانجليزي

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The rich sultanate of Oman remains faithful to a tourist policy which is anxious to preserve its authenticity thanks, among other things, to a measured attendance. Also, in the manner of the United Arab Emirates, it reveals slowly its many tourist attractions: its djebels, its wadis, its shores, its deserts and the presence of the legendary incense tree.

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- Capital: Muscat

- Currency: The Omani rial

- Feast: Anniversary of Sultan Qaboos, November 18 (1940)

- Time difference: When it is noon in France, it is 2 pm in summer, 3 pm during our winter in the sultanate of Oman.

- Official language: Arabic

- Main Cities: Duqm, Salalah, Sur, Matrah, Nizwa

- Religion: Islam (large majority of ibadites) is here less rigorous than it seems. It is followed by three out of four inhabitants. There are 13% of Hindus and a minority of Christians.

Population

- Number of inhabitants: 2,900,000 inhabitants

Climate

The sky is blue all the year, sometimes with some clouds in January and February. In summer, a scorching wind sweeps the country. Between June and September, it rains in the Dhofar region in the south of the country. From November to March, the weather is hot but very bearable, with very cool nights.

Geography

Located in the southeastern part of the Arabian Peninsula, Oman borders Yemen in the Southwest, Saudi Arabia in the West, and the United Arab Emirates in the North West. The eastern facade of the Sultanate overlooks the Gulf of Oman to the North and the Sea of ​​Oman to the South. The Musandam enclave is located near the Strait of Hormuz, north of the emirate of Ra'as al Khaymah.

Area

212,460 km²

Climax

Jabal ash-Sham, 3,035 m

Rib length

2,092 kilometers

Landscape types

Two words characterize the Omani landscape: djebel (mountain range) and wadi (river bed):

- to the west of Muscat, Jebel Akhdar sees canyons, cliffs, fortified mountain villages and oases (Hamz) succeed each other;

- in the east, the Jebel Hajar (eastern) alternates very deep canyons and palm groves; at the bottom of the canyons, the bed of the river is dotted with water points, such as the wadi Bani Auf.

Along the east coast, the Wahiba desert, inhabited by the ethnic group of the same name, covers 80 km of ocher and reddish dunes. Then appears the sanctuary of the Arabian Oryx, with the first flock of the genus since the reintroduction of the species in 1982. In this park, one also finds ibex, wolves of Arabia, caracals (lynx) as well as Arabian gazelles. In the south, the Dhofar with vertiginous canyons admires the rare and legendary fragrance trees of frankincense and myrrh, especially in Jebel Al-Qamar and wadi Dawkah. Some hikes lead to the edge of the great Saudi desert, the Rub al-Khali.

The shores are uncrowded and seaside tourism remains modest. However, the seabed and coral are attracting more and more diving enthusiasts, especially on the north coast, off fishing villages that have preserved their traditional habitat.

Between Persian Gulf and Oman, the peninsula of Moussandam, enclave in the United Arab Emirates, has become a tourist rendezvous. The coastal road from Muscat to Sur is dotted with wadis and nesting grounds of large sea turtles (Ras al-Hadd).

Muscat, a capital with small areas stretched over 40 km, has long been the hub of the incense trade. The city is worth its souks (Muttrah), the two castles (Mirani and Jalali) left by the Portuguese, only settlers of the place, and the palace of the sultan (Al-Alam Palace). A curiosity: the Museum Franco-Omani that helps understand the links with France that date back to Louis XIV.

Nizwa, whose fort and livestock auction are worth visiting, is located in a beautiful palm grove and close to the spectacular Bani Awf. We must also see Sur and its old port, where we made dhows (wooden dhow) that were used for pearl fishing. Al-Rustaq flourished in the 17th and 18th centuries during the Yaruba Dynasty, the imams that occupied the city's fort.

Salalah, the capital of Dhofar, is famous for its souks, where has long developed the trade of small pebbles of incense. Not far from there, Sumhuram, where incense was gathered before shipping it, preserves the ruins of a fortress and Ubar, which was an important center of the Incense Route.

Omani architecture boasts a hundred ksour, which the government has chosen to restore. The forts are also a local peculiarity, and the road to the Citadels, at the foot of Jebel Akhdar, passes through three of them: Bahla (walls and brick towers), Birket el-Mouz and Nizwa.