The Sultanate of Oman has strategic geographic importance as it overlooks the Gulf of Oman, Arabian Sea, and Sea of Oman, sharing borders with Yemen, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE. Sur is a historic port city known for shipbuilding. Muscat is the capital and contains many tourist attractions, including the governates of Bawshar, Al-Seeb, Al-Mutrah, Al-Amerat, Qurayyat, and Muscat itself. Salalah, located in the Dhofar Governorate, enjoys a picturesque natural environment with mountains, caves, and an autumn season that attracts many tourists from July to August.

1. PLACES IN OMAN

2. Geographical Location of the
Sultanate of Oman
The sultanate of Oman is
distinguished by very important
strategic location and the
Sultanate of Oman overlooks three
very important water bodies which
are the Gulf the sea of Oman and
the Arabian sea the sultanate has
land borders with Yemen the
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the
United Arab Emirates.

3. Sur City
Tire was famous in the ancient time
and still is a ship builder with a long
time maritime history and the
multiplicity of its regions and the most
beautiful area in the Al-Ayjah area
which is considered one of the older
marine lighthouses in the Sultanate to
guide ship to moor

4. Muscat City
Muscat is the capital of the
state of Oman Muscat contains
many distinctive tourist
attraction which made it a
major destination for tourists
the governorate of Muscat
includes six important states:
Bawshar, Al-Seeb, Al-Mutrah, Al-
Amerat, Qurayyat, and finally
Muscat.

5. Salalah City
Salalah is on of Oman cities the
Dhofar Governorate in the
sultanate of Oman. salalah
enjoys a varied and picturesque
nature and in what follows is a
mention of the most important
natural features in the city of
Salalah such as eyes mountains
and caves the autumn season
start in Salalah from month of
July tale august and all tourists
flock to it from all regions.