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This document provides information about Wadi Shab, a location in Oman. It notes that Wadi Shab is located 25 km from Sur and 80 km from Muscat. The wadi consists of a valley, mountains, and trees. The document recommends that the government work hard to improve this beautiful place, make the wadi more efficient and able to accept more tourists, and ease transportation within the wadi.
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