Oman Travel | Muscat One-Day Citywalk Route Recommendation

| Muscat One-Day Citywalk Route Recommendation. Muscat, a low-key city hidden on the edge of the Arabian Gulf, is illuminated by the golden sun, exuding a unique mystery and romance. This Muscat Citywalk route will take you to experience the multiple facets of this city in one day! ❤️08:00 | Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque Start early and head straight to Oman's spiritual landmark. The marble floor, golden dome, 4,343-square-meter handmade carpet, and luxurious chandeliers are stunning. Remember to dress appropriately when entering: girls should wear headscarves, long-sleeved trousers or long skirts, and boys should wear long trousers + ordinary tops. (Tips: The mosque is usually open to tourists until 11:00 am, so don't go too late.) ❤️9:30 | Royal Opera House Muscat The artistic heart of Muscat, with white marble walls and carved domes. Even if there is no performance, it is worth taking a guided tour of the museum to feel the wonderful beauty of the fusion of Islamic, Oriental, and European elements. ❤️11:00 | National Museum of Oman To understand a country, start with the museum. The exhibitions here are clearly structured, covering Oman's ancient civilization, maritime trade, and religious culture. The interactive exhibits are rich, so even if you don't understand history, you can easily immerse yourself in it. ❤️13:00 The Chedi Muscat Lunch Enjoy lunch at one of the most beautiful hotels in Muscat. The black and white minimalist architecture, combined with coconut groves and sea views, makes the air quiet and sophisticated. (Take some beautiful photos in the hotel's infinity pool and corridor by the way!) ❤️15:00 | Muscat Bay A secret bay area hidden between the mountains and the sea, it can be called the Omani version of "Shangri-La". The sea water is crystal clear and surrounded by mountains. You can take healing blockbusters without filters. You can stroll and drink coffee in the bay area and feel the beauty of time slowing down. ❤️17:00 | Dhow Sunset Cruise Take a traditional Omani dhow and cruise around Muscat Bay landmarks: Portuguese castles, the blue and white Al Alam Palace, and hotels on the cliffs. When the sun sets into the Gulf of Oman, standing on the deck, the entire sea is dyed golden red, as beautiful as a dream.