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Muscat is the capital of Oman, located on the coast with beautiful bays and architecture from Mughal, Persian, and Portuguese influences. The myth of Infante Henrique or Prince Henry the Navigator led Portugal's crusades against Islam in Africa and Henry began planning bases in the Indian Ocean. Gwadar is a strategic port town in Pakistan that China invested $200 million in developing after 9/11 due to its location. The two prominent landmarks in Kolkata are the Raj Bhavan government house and the Tagore Mansion home of the famous Bengali poet and artist Rabindranath Tagore.
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