Muscat: City Of The Past Moving Towards The Future | Magnificent Megacities | Spark

[@Jeremynano]

Omani people are amazing, peaceful, sincere and down to earth. i miss it Oh and the omani halwa is just really damn good

[@NoteAndroid]

Almost feels like watching the new version of One Thousand and One Nights. One of my most favorite books when I was a child. I gotta go visit one of these day to see Muscat with my own eyes.

[@alasmi92s]

I am from Muscat and I have to say this was one of the best videos I have ever seen about the city and its people. High-quality production and interesting viewpoint about the inhabitants of Muscat. Well done @Spark

[@dariuso6190]

I dont like it

[@shaddyhicks7869]

cant agree more

[@a.b.712]

I have been once to Muscat, what makes city Mega city is not buildings or infrastructure, its PEOPLE....Noor on faces of those people is more than anywhere else where I have traveled. I can simply say I got in love with people of Oman...humble, down to the eath, pure hearts, no agressive whatsoever, relaxed, hospitable....I hope today's modernezation and outside world influence wont spoil those buitiful hearts.

[@akvabullet]

@@a.b.712 ''Noor on faces''???? picture in houses,woman following western life,makeup on faces,eyebrow plucking...you must be on some drugs...

[@marizguzman8448]

akva ... ( @Amir B ) i think you didn’t get what @Amir B tried to describe is the inner of beauty of Omanis

[@vasu9381]

Lived in and loved Muscat for 10+ years. Great place to live, so peaceful and very friendly people. So many friends. Miss Muscat very much.

[@s0hail1]

*I Lived 3 Years In Muscat V Beautiful Peaceful Clean & Amazing City Muscat is still in my Heart 🖤💙🖤*

[@macktravels68]

We spent a week in Oman last December. Wonderful country. Wonderful people. We really enjoyed our visit. Would go again.

[@michaelraza1559]

Most of Omani people are Muslim Islam.. If you say say the Omani people are wonderful .. Islam is wonderful as them.. One more... Allah mean God in Islam

[@camilosittegassevol2944]

@@michaelraza1559 somalia pakistan yemen afganistan saudi egypt nothern nigeria mali are all musilm people are they wonderful?islam is a cult religion

[@Zaid-vs2zz]

@@camilosittegassevol2944 yes they are all wonderful.

[@AndyFletcherX31]

I've lived in the region for nearly 15 years. The couple of years I spent in Oman were the best by a big margin. Omanis are really nice people who welcome you everywhere. I'd go back there anytime.

[@thearchitect27]

My brother, I'm grateful for you having spent 15 years in that region, and I'm a bit envious! I'm learning Arabic just so I can spend many years living there. But I have a question for you, is it easy to travel from country to country in the Arabian peninsular? For example, can I get from Muscat, Oman to Doha, Qatar relatively easily? By car or by airplane? Let me know your thoughts!

[@AndyFletcherX31]

@@thearchitect27 It used to be reasonably easy until Saudi, Bahrain and UAE decided to blockade Qatar. Now there is no land access to Qatar. However you can fly to Doha from Kuwait and Muscat, takes around an hour. If you are going from UAE or Saudi then you will need to transit Oman or Kuwait. There is also some messing around with ticketing but most things are possible.Flying between countries is usually the best choice anyway, as they are reasonably priced. You can drive through Saudi Arabia but it is a hassle getting permits and border controls can take a very long time on occasion.

[@crickettopshorts8221]

Andy.. why did u leave?

[@nitindusar8007]

i m Indian i was in muscat 15 yrs nice people good food n beautiful places. thanks spark. documentary really nice. onces again thanks

[@abdihassan894]

Bloody hell you will find indian everywhere in the world event in Africa lol

[@dani_creations6260]

Every ever Indians that's Gods LAW ;) ah ah ;) ;) ;)

[@iayyam]

@@professionalhacker2834 there are Indian Muslims

[@djangounchained1839]

@@abdihassan894 fuck

[@JJ-te2pi]

A beautiful country. What Yemen could be.

[@Research0digo]

amen ameen amin

[@suedimurekezi7221]

No, A beautiful city. You only saw Muscat city

[@Atao-kz4zu]

J J they r playing with guns.

[@fortysixpartsofprophecy]

Yemen is under attack by double faced bastards !

[@qwertyasf]

Jacob L 😆

[@Mandydailyblog]

I went there in August!! But up in the highest mountain it was only 23c... It is a very beautiful and contrasting country ❤

[@michaelraza1559]

Allah mean God in Islam..

[@mohamedmuhumed1654]

I WANT TO MARRY A LADY FROM THIS COUNTRY IS IT POSSIBLE

[@Sara-ov4um]

If you went to the South of Oman, the temperature is low around 23 and rainy ⛈ in August

[@betty-in-air]

Incredibly neat place. Thank you for these videos, it rare to find information or video about Oman.

[@minamohabbatforlovefriends9189]

hey Zeynep. Where are u from?

[@William_sJazzLoft]

I've been to the middle east before. But I've not been to a place as idyllic as Muscat. So now, it's a part of my bucket list for travel.

[@miroporvos]

I respect the Omani ice cream hustle..

[@iayyam]

Me too

[@bernadettejavier8184]

Muscat appears to be peaceful and idyllic! A great city to visit...

[@lindachow350]

this is a very good introduction to Oman. I was there a year ago, so glad to find this video to re-visit this magnificent country, people, and customs.

[@Mega6501]

Everything seems clean there, curious to know how do they keep their white garments so white through out the day?

[@thebabbler8867]

Bleach mon. ✌🏾

[@djlondon7956]

Everyone I saw in Muscat was immaculate all the time!

[@maggiestrips]

The men usually go through at least couple of them every day. They will have a spare one in the office or in the car. The area is also peppered with laundry services where dishdashas are being washed and ironed. Good business in Oman ;) Different colored dishdashas are also very common. The white is the official color and expected to be worn in the offices and important celebrations. Omanis love their perfume too. The entire country just smells of frankincense and perfume. It’s very special.

[@shaheensultana4766]

I lived there for 18 years. Their is no smoke pollution is not there. So even dust doesn't make your clothes dirty. It's very clean country. Always

[@toharpyo]

@@shaheensultana4766 You left !!!! Why ?

[@dijalamki4833]

This is a good documentary ... But some things being said here aren't very accurate. The part about women driving in the arabian gulf .. literally one country HAD a problem with it .. but as for the rest of the gulf it's very common. And as for the female boss thing ... haha ... Actually women having their own business in Oman is very common. They're not necessarily big businesses .. but these days it seems to be the focus of most women in Muscat.

[@TheYoueyal]

Prophets Muhammad PBUH his wife Khadijah RA was also his boss. she was a very successful business women who took a liking to Prophet Muhammad PBUH because of his Good Manners and trustworthiness

[@Fai-MA]

Truly agree for both the points. I have mentioned the same. Things have changed a lot

[@malbey3898]

The most attractive nation in the Gulf no doubt are Oman. Women are beautiful in Musqat. Would like to travel and visit Oman. Love and friendship from Malaysia...

[@jeronjoseph5691]

You can't hit up on random girls in Oman You might get even arrested. They are very traditional kind of ppl

[@Sergioplangabarkiehonderd]

Bruh just because of the ice girl

[@thebabbler8867]

The thirsty & the flirts don't last long in Oman. ⚔😂

[@oneida271]

@@jeronjoseph5691 or just because it’s quite disrespectful. I don’t think any woman would like to be hit up by some random man tbh.

[@fisoa1344]

I left Muscat after being born and brought up for 25 years. I'm going to really miss this place. Love Oman

[@Bellasie1]

Fantastic documentary! I visited Oman 20 years ago and at the time I had to be interviewed at the Oman embassy to get a visa, for there was no tourism. The employee was surprised I wanted to visit their country, there were virtually no other tourists except the odd expat families on a weekend break from Saudi Arabia... It was a magical discovery as expected, and it's one of my all-time favorite countries. Courteous and friendly people, delicious food, reasonably modern and traditional values, great overall atmosphere, fascinating refined culture and gorgeous landscapes! Although that's a while ago now, I could recognize the well-kept secret it really is through this video.

[@willikhan1]

The only thing missing was traditional food in this episode

[@AlphaMaverick1111]

Omanis are cool, still remember the great Ali Al-Habsi and his time in the Premier League. Hugely underrated goalkeeper.

[@FlyingExplorer2022]

A documentary on Muscat finally

[@omnitrus]

One of our favourite countries !The Omanis are so friendly and it is a beautiful country !

[@Rocio1988]

Thanks a lot for this fascinating documental about Omani people, their traditions and culture. I really enjoyed it.🇴🇲🇴🇲

[@arbabmiralam8893]

Very nice comments

[@zapfanzapfan]

A really nice and stabile place, don't let your neighbors chaos infect you.

[@salimalmahry]

Thanks to American imperialism.

[@mohdebrahim4572]

@M. N. K. shut up fool development and all of the above of respect and manners every arab cares about more than any greedy hypoctical foreigner with interests with lack morals and respect towards the local people dignity and understanding of what they really are,, u naive shallow you don't have any idea about the the world they're have been GREAT civilisations in the past in the middle east while most of the world was uncivilised,, and nobody needs little nobody like u to tell the middle east nothing about anything and it's not a competition east and west most middle easterns don't have any problem with the rest of the world but they don't like others trying to interfere with wicked hypocrisy talking about human rights when it suits them but when it comes to their interests they turn a blind eye and lots of other complex things,, please don't make a fool out of yourself talking about things you absolutely don't have any understanding about, and MOST middle eastern are possibly the most respectful people on the planet when you approach them "WITH RESPECT" not anything else of your toxic ASSUMPTIONS,, as for now get lost..

[@khanbahaderzk]

My uncle works for PDO, Oman's state oil company. I've visited him thrice in the city of Muscat. Although his contract ends soon, I simply wish to keep on travelling to this majestic and serene land. The impression it has had on me is of love and purity!

[@HedayatullahGhairat]

What I was amazed by is the soft and pure Arabic spoken by the people of Oman. It sounded so sweet. May Allah bless them all.

[@azizngassa595Tz]

Much love from Tanzania 🇹🇿. Distant relatives of Oman

[@ZENMASTERME1]

That Was Absolutely An Epic Documentary!

[@Research0digo]

I'm watching again .. the first time I was too busy taking screen captures. lol

[@salmanyare2103]

Oman 🇴🇲 love you from Somalia 🇸🇴

[@Geraldbux0401]

My impression is that Oman is great place and great people indeed. I myself am african and only met Omani two years back, previously I did not know them. Great people very generous and great culture. I have lot of respect for them.

[@normanchristie4524]

Zanzibar was a colony of Oman.

[@Geraldbux0401]

@@normanchristie4524 Well, I heard of that but lets not inflame passions. That seems like a sensitive subject!

[@Sara-ov4um]

Really 😀 Some of Omani has African orgins and speak Swahili bcz Zanzibar was a part of Oman at the past

[@nananana2980]

They should start growing trees 🌳 more,it will change the weather because of the mountains 🏔. Amazing documentary

[@karamm1054]

in sommer it gets to 50 degrees and would be very dry

[@melize7035]

I think that if they could, they would but the weather seems quite unforgiving them.

[@skylandersgiants5504]

Karam M water the plants, after a few years the plants will make their own weather and sustain themselves

[@iayyam]

@@karamm1054 it can be done

[@dr.apollo4226]

iayyam It’s literally a desert. The only kind of trees that grow there are palm trees, which already line the streets. The sultan arranged to plant 3 million trees a few years ago.

[@OmarOmarOmar]

Fellow Omani here. Muscat is hardly a megacity. it's actually a weird city as it has zero skyscrapers. Nevertheless, a beautiful city.

[@traceyodonoghue1273]

The older generation can teach us so much good luck to your country from ireland

[@goharajmal5916]

Ahh!! I miss Oman. 💔💔 such a beautiful place filled with nature

[@lucaindiano700]

work or leisure, Muscat is definitely on the list

[@William_sJazzLoft]

Looking at the table that Houda and Rami set makes visiting even more attractive. I'll bet the cuisine is awesome!

[@prakasharjunbodwade]

I spent 5 yrs in Muscat, a nice city, way back in 2001, neither it was too developed or under developed but basic luxury of life were available. had a great time there.

[@dr.apollo4226]

You should visit again. It’s very developed now!

[@exstazius]

Big hug to Oman from Belgium ❤

[@alblami5133]

Beautiful country 🤗 Selam from ALBANIA 🇦🇱

[@jostaesch6438]

Thanks for video on beautiful country thanks

[@adeelsindhu11]

Lots of Love for Oman from Pakistan

[@going2sleep]

Great work! Thank you for these great high quality documentaries.

[@marcgunn2014]

Awesome doc. I actually checked flight prices half way through. =]

[@MiceAndMinecraft]

My home where I grew up 🇴🇲❤️. I spy a PDO cap at 36:41 😂👍. Brings back joyful memories of my childhood ❤️❤️❤️

[@laraba9524]

5i

[@gbouhi]

One of the most pleasant documentary you can watch about a country. I learned a lot! Love from USA.

[@samishahzad6571]

MashaAllah. Most beautiful country Oman muscat magnificent mega city greatest top

[@RecklessxLove]

That chandelier is just magnificent! I could stare at it forever.

[@itsmuath5379]

LOOOL when i was little i used to go there and lay down underneath it and just stare at the lights

[@Research0digo]

This is so awesome, thank you for making/uploading this. Every time I see such wonderful earthen buildings I get goosebumps. If I had water and solar-powered electricity, I would die a very happy woman to be allowed to live in one of those abandoned homes. - And check out those doors, lintels and decoration! Oh man! lol @37:57 I don't know how long ago this docu was filmed, but we no longer hold to the original (obviously impossible to me, anyway) theory that dead organisms created oil. Life such as crustaceans and molluscs expire and undergo decay, dry up and blow away 'dust to dust' for a kind of illustration. They don't all slide together in oil formations around the globe, turn into slime almost instantly - while layers of compressed earth settle on top of them over millions of years. Certainly the instructors who taught these two knew this.

[@aziza928]

I hope the U.S doesn't supply them with 'freedom'

[@yassineo727]

amen

[@jabalimohamed1983]

Freedom from peace 😂😂😂

[@iayyam]

...amd democracy

[@jabalimohamed1983]

@@hesh2892 so are you iraqi,Kuwaiti, Omani? Or just another freak of freedom from prosperity and piece

[@shahzadbukhari8916]

@@hesh2892 but after American occupation Morethen 3 million Peopul killed only in Iraq .

[@Molislily]

Very high quality documentary. People in this country are so respectful to their ways of life, and they are so grateful as well. May God continue to bless Oman.. I hope someday I would have a chance to visit this country.

[@jacobrubiojr3710]

I speak Arabic fluent I mean fluently and I'm watching the video and listening to this gentleman speaks and reading the subtitle absolutely does not match what the gentleman is saying what so ever it's not doing them Justice at all by the way peace and love to Oman and omanis people beautiful country beautiful people I love y'all from the US

[@coconut7719]

The subtitles are not synchronised with speech in terms of order and not context, so it's not bad but can be better.

[@TIRCQ]

Very nice... I will add Oman to my future travel destinations :)

[@raviewalekar5408]

Same here!

[@billycruz6615]

I will work and live in Oman for the next maybe 5-10 years of my life. Such a peaceful country, and I am so excited.

[@fortysixpartsofprophecy]

Thanks for the video. Very HEART EXPANDING. Well done !

[@OneEyedLion]

I lived in Muscat in 2005. It was one of the best years of my life.

[@emilorogo18]

It's not a mega city though. But still a beautiful city.

[@dariuso6190]

Mega city LOL

[@murielryspert8087]

Sophie

[@maisalk6733]

wow .. I love to live in Muscat..very beautiful old city ....

[@jamalkeyowstudio3370]

A video like this should be disabled in comments section bcz we are busy in comments section rather than to watch the beautiful city

[@zeenath5830]

Amazing to watch these documentaries from other parts of the world. True invention and we all must be grateful for all these things. Thank you very much for sharing.

[@arbabmiralam8893]

Very nice comments

[@thearchitect27]

Now if all the Arab countries modeled themselves after this peace-loving, traditional yet modernizing Gulf country, then we could finally begin to see elements of everlasting peace take place in the Middle East!

[@kerielarmali4942]

thearchitect27 Oman is super slow and inefficient in a lot of ways. The people and sultan are amazing, but the country has a long way to go before they are an economic powerhouse.

[@petergbrics7260]

They don’t need to became an economic powerhouse.They comfortable.What else you want?Turn them into a fucking Dubai?A land of bling shit?

[@jak6341]

@@petergbrics7260 agreed! We are comfortable with the way things are. We don't need to turn into an actual mega city, I personally prefer a culture rich city that still is modern in some way

[@MohamedHassan-xe7oe]

Yes, that’s assuming if the US can keep itself out from invading and meddling in their countries in the first place. And that’s a big IF.

[@thebabbler8867]

@@kerielarmali4942 Oman is the best country in the Middle East because it's not an "economic powerhouse". Economic powerhouse = slavery. The cultural way is best; more free.

[@kaykann7880]

Omanis...hospitable and humble. This is their DNA. Greetings from Pakistan.

[@sretendmitrovic9953]

Kuala lumpur?

[@fawziaabdurrahman2251]

Kate's documentary about the spice route was miles better than this one am afraid. raw and unbiased. i cant say the same for this one unfortunately i thought it would be an informative documentary about Muscat till i got to 'hudda and rami studied abroad and are open minded however.....' seriously? so studying abroad = being open minded? and 19:45 - 19"50 who said everyone has to wear western clothes....c'mon now!!! respect people's cultures and let them be. i cringe to think what the world would be if everyone adopted western practices!!!! I've never been to muscat but it looks like a beautiful city with lovely people

[@juifggg6471]

I really like Oman.Oman is the most beautiful country for me with kind people.I respect the leader of this country who created from the common village the great city Muscat with dazzling mousqes,with good roads, beautiful houses with best hotels.I want to visit a lot of countries and the first country in my list is Oman.Unfortunately without accompaniment of man I can't do that but in any case I will find a chance to come this country Greetings from Russia

[@shawnmagra6939]

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[@user-if2jm4rq2u]

Why would u need a man to visit Oman??

[@foodhouse8815]

In this era you don't need a man to travel cuz it is safe

[@sudeshnam1672]

Thank you so much... Very different content... Lots of respect

[@sursuqmakhlouf4986]

likewise the sound of adhan makes my heart at ease.Can anyone help me ?I need an information about the halwa factory,wanna go and see him to buy some halwa directly.Anyone here from Muscat,am an origin of Oman n love to connect with anyone from Oman.I still belive Iv tons of lost relatives in Oman :( May Allah bless people of Oman❤

[@foodhouse8815]

Me too buoy

[@abdifatahnabil]

Really Oman is beautiful place

[@traceyodonoghue1273]

A beautiful country and love all the beautiful colours the women wear

[@tegegnewassie7460]

It is Good tour I enjoyed it very much indeed! Thank you.

[@ycul21]

So interesting, thank you.

[@AlexSharayMusic]

Really well done. I enjoyed the different profiles of people and life. I’m very happy to see the country has not been overly developed and lost its heritage. Peace.

[@kiranabbasiii]

Muscat is so beautiful and Good to know omani women also wear Shalwar Qamez, people there are somehow relatable to part of Pakistan's coastal areas and especially Gawadar (which was once part of oman).

[@Michael-heavenly]

I lived in Oman for three years as a kid.. loved it !!! Best beaches ever.. very wild very hospitable ... but the summer was quite literally an open furnace we would have to go back to Jordan and my poor dad would stay for his work alone hahaha

[@warsameapdulallahi1527]

Hot friend does only work to occupy. It is not surprising that they have money! Kkkkk Does your friend do a lot of work?

[@dr.apollo4226]

There are literally air conditioners everywhere though, so it’s not that bad anymore.

[@hassanbella6372]

Yemen is right in the corner dying of starvation and war. Meanwhile in Oman, people are living a Paradise way of living not even western world can dream of living the kind of life in Oman. no offense, you have such a beautiful relaxing country, keep it for your next generation.

[@goodtogolifestyle630]

In sha Allah, Yemen get better soon. Such a beautiful country.

[@lennoxjoseph7897]

Hassan honestly that's real life those people can't not suffer imagine not even a drop.of water that waste in just watch how they channel their water ocean not polluted bless place no crime you don't have to live in a crowded country

[@marstar-vh8ge]

Very interesting documentary!

[@nilraj5205]

I have visited Oman Muscat twice it's beautiful... D beaches r magnificent with blue water soothing d eyes n d green palm trees arond...d best weather is from oct to march.

[@javaland984]

Nil Raj I’m going there tmw, you got any advice lol.

[@OnilMarteNavarroza]

Muscat is my favourite city in Arabian Peninsula but I've never been to Yemen.

[@goodtogolifestyle630]

Yemen is a beautiful country with good people. Different landscaped with Good wildlife too. Beautiful beaches and coast too. Shame they are in worrying place, I hope it gets better soon..

[@cocoaorange1]

Chicago has a small Yemani population.

[@EdgarKimutai]

I didn't know Oman is a liberal society.......good thing to see in Middle-East

[@petergbrics7260]

I wouldn’t call it liberal,but it’s the best as a Muslim country can be.Tolerant,friendly,clean.Still a Muslim country in the heart of Islam,but it’s ok.I used to work there.Its very old and authentic and they have a superb ruler,Who transformered the country to the better and maintain peace and tolerance.For now:)

[@kusari86]

@@petergbrics7260 Yes, this is was the norm in the Muslim world for hundreds of years before the European's spread their intolerant culture in the Mideast.

[@elena79rus]

@@kusari86 *Americans

[@mohdebrahim4572]

@@elena79rus and colonial interests sweet heart, but anyway the past is the past let's hope for a better world from now on ✌

[@thebabbler8867]

Oman isn't liberal. It's orderly; liberal = lawlessness (eg: USA)

[@Onneukbaar]

These people are beautiful, mixture of African and Arabic.

[@iayyam]

They used to sail down to the east coast of Africa and kidnap Africans and enslave them. Up until the recent past Oman controlled Zanzibar until it became part of Tanzania. Hense the mixture.

[@alza901]

@@iayyam thats before islam and america had fucking 3 million slaves

[@iayyam]

@@alza901 and the point is?

[@irinapetrova7654]

This video is full of information and very interesting, I’ve been there 2 times yet, but in this video I learned some new things

[@artman7780]

Muscat is a beautiful city, but it is NOT a megacity by any standards.

[@firanurmino2173]

Mega in impressiveness, not necessarily size 😄 but perhaps they're running out of cities?

[@davidcollegerosemont]

Is that city in Haiti?

[@jkphilosophy101]

You are right, it's a country

[@KindaRustySocks24]

I'd argue that is may be part of the string of megacities from Kuwait to Doha, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, and Muscat...but yes, by no means is Muscat a megacity in any capacity

[@anilkumarkadimcherla6457]

It’s like a big town more than anything

[@shaibyeldhochacko5633]

Muscat😚😚, an awesome place that i have ever met with lot of kind people

[@anonviewerciv]

The sections with the businesswoman and her family puts a smile on my face. 6:26 13:55 Sweet stuff. 22:44 Water infrastructure. 33:22 Local geology. 42:12 A matter of circumstance.

[@TheSdzfr]

I think air conditioning is terrible, Arabian and Omanese architecture (which is similar if not same), has many important features that can cool the house to a very comfortable level.

[@normanchristie4524]

Traditional Bahraini houses had wind towers. Most Omani buildings are post 1979, either concrete or breeze block, they are stifling in the Summer and cold in the winter!

[@TheSdzfr]

@@normanchristie4524 So You wish to say that Omani architecture is post 1979, well I didn't know that thankyou. But as you said Tradtional Bahraini houses had their own cooling system, so bahrain's influence might have been on the peninsula as well.

[@normanchristie4524]

@@TheSdzfr Dear Saeed, From memory, 1995 admittedly, most urban development was post renaissance, ie after Sultan Qaboos ascended the throne and united Muscat and Oman. Under his rule, oil wealth, public health, education, the population expanded. There was a great deal of new building using Indian labour which was Poor to the diabolical.

[@TheSdzfr]

@@normanchristie4524 Can nothing be done now to bring back the traditional architecture of the middle east. Definitely they might have had by buildings even before 1979, so where are they?

[@sandratessem9980]

Love Oman - Lived and worked in Oman 1981. My husband ran the Seeb airport for Pan Am

[@circa1993]

Hey hello ! In a few months im aheading there i actually live in belgium do you have an email or your husband i have some questions about the country please :)

[@PranjalRajSingh]

The most beautiful city on earth, blessed by god !

[@davidcollegerosemont]

Only white cities are beautiful.

[@Research0digo]

God, please :)

[@PranjalRajSingh]

@@Research0digo I didn't mean any religious figure. I meant to focus on the beauty of the city which is too good to be man made.

[@sretendmitrovic9953]

@@davidcollegerosemont white demonya

[@benlahcene2029]

love from Algeria :)

[@Mino-Re]

What a nice and pretty couple!! And Oman is since this video on my bucket list :-)

[@cavhoki]

very well done thank you

[@thomasgerinvonmuller5638]

What a beautiful family. Love from USA.

[@babujohn6397]

I was in Sultanate of Oman for more than 10 years working for many E. P C projects. My regards to Sultan Quaboos, and all the people's of Oman.

[@praveenc.8341]

Wonderful Muscat...... Nice place to live.......

[@mmebled31sansnom26]

Wow ! Oman enjoye This fantastique l'm happy

[@R6-D2]

I'd like to visit Muscat. It looks like a very nice place to be.

[@AnnaCentauri]

That was a good show. I felt like I was abroad for a minute

[@SJ-ze8qq]

Sultan Qaboos has been a pragmatic and good ruler to his people. I hope the Omani people realize how fortunate they have been.

[@mudasserhussain7527]

I am living in Oman muscat and i just love this city....

[@movieklump]

I live in Muscat for six months. Was given a four wheel drive. Such fun.

[@Research0digo]

Hi movie - I want to know, when you want to photograph a person, do ask their permission? I am in the US. When I travel abroad, such as Cambodia, it just angered the pi$$ out of me to see rude tourists snapping pics of people, as if they were animals in a zoo. I wanted so badly to come from behind them and shove their lens into their face - I mean, say something constructive in a polite way, but hubby wouldn't let me. If someone from, say, Russia or The Netherlands walked up and focused a camera on my face I'd be upset, naturally. Thanks. :)

[@movieklump]

@@Research0digo I took Photos of everything and everyone and never gave it a thought.

[@anisazam9329]

@@Research0digo In Oman, yes, otherwise they will hand-and-fist with you and the police will involve!

[@dr.apollo4226]

Research0digo People there are extremely polite and hospitable. Still though, they’ll be very weirded out if you shove a camera in their faces. People in villages are used to cameras because they know they’re living an alternative lifestyle and they expect tourists.

[@jdvandeventer]

Lived here for 9 years. Beautiful country