OMAN - Asia - The Small Oman Tour

In this film about The Sultanate of Oman (touristic) highlights are shown in some detail starting in Muscat / Mutrah at the coast (the capital area) and from there approximately up to 250 kilometres into the interior. Here you find the mountain ranges Hajar Ash Sharki (Eastern Stone Mountains) and Jabal Al Akhdar (Green Mountains). Immediately beyond these places lies the great Arabic desert plateau. In this area you find a mix of modern life, modernization in progress and the last bits of the old traditional Arabic way of life.

[@ArmaanLLC]

One of the best peaceful and traditional country in the world..

[@teemadarif8243]

I wanna visit❤inshaAllah

[@InfectiousLaugh]

Thank you for this beautiful short film about my country.

[@ZubairUlHassan522]

Shamsa are you Omani?🙏

[@tsolidoloritadorita8]

Such a beautiful and traditional country!!

[@Wul-Lop]

Great, fantastic, lovely Oman documentary. May peace, water, wealth & health come to Oman, Omani & people all over the world.

[@mbakninok2695]

❤️ ❤️ n di 🔥🔥n di 🔥w🔥

[@AlNahdaResort]

It seems to be more faithful and realistic video to understand the livelihood of Oman. Apart from natural beauty of Oman, people of Oman also show a kind side of hospitality more or less. If you are a foody person who love to taste various local or traditional food items where ever you go then you should must visit here at least once in your life. Most of food-items are so delicious than you can not resist yourself from testing. Not only that the Omani people are well known for their hospitality and offers of refreshment. To be invited into someone's home will mean coffee (kahwa), a strong, bitter drink flavored with cardamom, and dates or halwa, a sticky sweet gelatinous substance which is made from brown sugar, eggs, honey and spices. It can be flavored with many different ingredients, such as nuts, rosewater or even chocolate. Lokhemat is another accompaniment to coffee, which are balls of flour and yeast flavored with cardamom and deep fried until golden then served with a sweet lime and cardamom syrup. The sweetness of this dish often counteracts the bitterness of the kahwa. Although spices, herbs, onion, garlic and lime are liberally used in traditional Omani cuisine, unlike similar Asian food, it is not hot. It is fairly simple, but by using various marinades and impregnating meat with spices, the result is a mouth-watering concoction which stimulates the taste-buds. Chicken, fish and mutton are regularly used in dishes. A favorite drink is Laban, a salty buttermilk. Yoghurt drinks, flavored with cardamom and pistachio nuts are also very popular. To know more such other local cuisines of Oman, you must go to alnahdaresort.com/local-cuisine.

[@ziawww39]

i worked 10 year in oman good contry

[@maimani8]

amazing

[@fatimaali848]

Khalid Al-Kharusi salaam beautiful people beautiful Land inshallah going to see my cousin in Muscat. maasalaama. from Fatima This country is beautiful I hope I get to see Sultan Qaboos inshallah.

[@roadilguiamat6699]

So amazing nice place nice view thank you for sharing

[@stefaancrucke6123]

After eight years i'm going back there with my children, looking forward to a omani holiday

[@adjofilm]

+stefaan crucke Veel plezier daar. Wij gaan in jan/feb ook weer. Ook met onze kinderen. Die waren tussen 8 en 12 jaar toen wij er woonden, maar zijn nu meer dan 40. Helaas is Sultan Qaboos erg ziek. Wij wensen hem het beste.

[@mbakninok2695]

@@adjofilm b❤️ Q ❤️ Q bb 🔥 🔥. 🔥nnwbh w di. EQ.

[@asifmalik-pb3bl]

Very well documented

[@SSKOKILVLOGUK]

Wow very nice thank you for sharing

[@lordnick7993]

Nice video, thanks for share it

[@ashashany4859]

very beautiful

[@AlanMedina314]

As I sit behind my computer all I can do is dream of the day I may visit the east.

[@BABBUDELHI]

Thank God So good to see countries 💝💝💝💝have their own culture ....not following english people

[@AlbanZap]

English people? Everyone has their own culture, some cultures create things that benefit everyone. The computer you sit at is a product of Western culture.

[@anikfaisal5969]

Parveen Pabreja ..md.nabed.01840230042.good

[@ameeralhadhrami5114]

Welcome to Oman The most peaceful and kind country in the troubled Middle East

[@hargun09]

Ameer Al Hadhrami i can tell by looking people are nice kind simple

[@narayankhanal7763]

Yes

[@paraboy007]

most peacefull l Arab nation. long live sultan Qaboos. Vey kind and peacefull arab people. was there last year.

[@adjofilm]

You're absolutely right! We love Oman!

[@dadiabdou4850]

Nice video thanks 🇩🇿

[@robiu.k.4504]

Culturally very rich ❤️

[@arcatetaylor9408]

Exellent

[@abrarkhan9944]

I love Oman I love this country

[@nielsatoyab3028]

the majority of omani people are ibadi's, in which theyre not just tolerant and peaceful but also a friendly people.

[@fatimaali848]

Niel Satoyab very very true maanshallah from. Fatima x

[@abdulhannan4401]

nice..video

[@dunksbeatsandmusic195]

did not expect this

[@arabshj32]

very nice , i went visit oman

[@narayankhanal7763]

I like Oman marhaba

[@patelnilpa6269]

Very nice Muscat

[@sazji]

Now I want to go to Oman... Well, I already wanted to but now I want to more.. :)

[@user-oy2rk4mj6k]

Nic.. i like oman

[@user-oy2rk4mj6k]

Gay lik

[@user-es9ls9mi7b]

wow😯😯😯😯😯

[@hh-tq9nm]

الله يسعدك ياعمان ويديمك عطول بخير

[@robiu.k.4504]

I love this fish we call it maitta fish in Chittagong Bangladsh I don't know the English name of it

[@ahmadbinshnin9790]

جميل

[@safvanm3446]

ساذهب اليها لاريها بعينيا ان شاء الله

[@mahmoodbaig2690]

ILOV OMAN

[@AliSalman-wf9hw]

Does anyone the song in the intro i really wanna know(:

[@nassbahli9484]

Hello dear how are you do you have any video around bahla village in Oman??

[@adjofilm]

I have, yes. May be even a short shot from 1981. But it's not in an internet film. Or is it? Search for OmanAdjo account in KZbin and you find 10 of my films. O yes: here I found one. It's in my film (search in KZbin) "Film 008 1981 & 2000 Birkat al Mawz Misfah Al Hamra Bahla" (1981) as from time point 8:27.

[@user-wv4zj3po5m]

At 12:47 the old man was joking with the photographer. Tell him you will pay one riyal for your portrayal of me.

[@alharith89]

What language do they speak?

[@adjofilm]

الحارث المعمري Hi Harith Maamari, Ghefhalek. I suppose you mean the people from Holland in this film. It’s Dutch language (the language in The Netherlands).

[@912deborah]

4:29 Is that COLD STONE CREAMERY?!?!?

[@NasRashdi]

yes

[@mohammedawad6451]

Oman’s Snowden عمان سنودن الفيلم الوثائقي السياسي الاول عن عمان The only political documentary film about Oman vimeo.com/261589513 kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4vCgo2Di52LnZo The investigative documentary film addresses the social and human rights struggle after the crackdown on demonstrators during the 2011 protests in the Sultanate of Oman. Oman, which was described by The Economist as the world’s most charming police state seems to have many hidden political secrets. The film follows Oman’s first internet blogger, poet, writer and human rights activist Muawiyah Alrawahi, and poet and activist Habiba Alhanai. Alrawahi disappeared on the 24th of February 2015 during a trip to the neighboring country United Arab Emirates (UAE). His disappearance was politically motivated and was most likely a joined effort between the UAE and the Omani intelligence services. He was detained for about 16 months at the notorious Al Wathba prison in Abu Dhabi. He was subjected to torture and ill-treatment and was placed with pirates, terrorist suspects, and criminals. His crime was his internet blogging, human rights activities, and defending other Omani activists. Al-Rawahi's testimony addresses the political situation in Oman prior to his kidnapping by the UAE. The film was shot two weeks after Muawiyah Alrawahi was released from prison in the United Arab Emirates. Three months after the shooting of the film, Muawiyah Alrawahi was again targeted by the Omani intelligence service - fearing for his life he fled to the UK and is now a political refugee living underground. This documentary is a film of two parts. The second part is based on interviews with author Abdullah Habib, Said AlHashimi, Mohamed AlYahyai, and political refugees in Europe like Mohamed AlFazari, Nabhan AlHanshi, Mohamed AlHarithy and Khalfan AlBadwawi. يتناول الفيلم الوثائقي التحقيقي النضال الاجتماعي وحقوق الإنسان بعد حملة القمع على المتظاهرين خلال احتجاجات عام 2011 في سلطنة عمان. يبدو أن عمان ، التي وصفتها مجلة الإيكونوميست بأنها الدولة الأكثر سحرا في العالم ، تمتلك الكثير من الأسرار السياسية الخفية. يتتبع الفيلم أول مدون على الإنترنت في عُمان ، شاعر وكاتب وناشط في مجال حقوق الإنسان معاوية الرواحي ، والشاعرة والناشطة حبيبة الحناعي. اختفى Alrawahi في 24 فبراير 2015 خلال رحلة إلى دولة الإمارات العربية المتحدة (دولة الإمارات العربية المتحدة) المجاورة. كان اختفائه ذات دوافع سياسية وكان على الأرجح مجهودًا مشتركًا بين الإمارات العربية المتحدة وأجهزة المخابرات العمانية. تم احتجازه لمدة 16 شهرًا في سجن الوثبة سيء السمعة في أبو ظبي. وقد تعرض للتعذيب وسوء المعاملة وتم وضعه مع القراصنة والمشتبه في أنهم إرهابيون والمجرمون. كانت جريمته هي التدوين على الإنترنت ، وأنشطة حقوق الإنسان ، والدفاع عن النشطاء العمانيين الآخرين. تعالج شهادة الرواحي الوضع السياسي في عُمان قبل اختطافه من قبل الإمارات. تم تصوير الفيلم بعد أسبوعين من إطلاق سراح معاوية الرواحي في الإمارات العربية المتحدة. بعد ثلاثة أشهر من تصوير الفيلم ، استهدف معاوية الرواحي مرة أخرى من قبل المخابرات العمانية - خوفا على حياته هرب إلى المملكة المتحدة وهو الآن لاجئ سياسي يعيش تحت الأرض. هذا الفيلم الوثائقي هو فيلم من جزأين. ويستند الجزء الثاني إلى مقابلات مع الكاتب عبد الله حبيب وسعيد الهاشمي ومحمد الحيائي واللاجئين السياسيين في أوروبا مثل محمد الفزاري ونبهان الهنشي ومحمد الحارثي وخلفان البدواوي. هذه هي سلطنة عمان - وليس مصر وليست تونس وليبيا وسوريا. إن اللقطات التي شاهدتها للتو هي من مظاهرات عام 2011 التي تطالب بالإصلاح. على 17 يناير 2011، بعد ثلاثة أيام من ثورة الياسمين في تونس ناجحة، اندلعت احتجاجات غير مسبوقة في عمان للمطالبة بالإصلاح السياسي، والدستور، ووضع حد للفساد متجذر. مثل الحكومات العربية الأخرى ، وردت الحكومة العمانية من خلال قمع المتظاهرين. وكانت النتيجة العديد من الوفيات والاعتقالات الجماعية من قبل قوات الأمن العمانية. وتشمل التهم الموجهة إلى المقبوض عليهم ، والتي لا يمكن التعرف على جرائمهم بالمعايير الدولية ، "التشهير بالسلطان" ، "التجمع غير القانوني" ، و "انتهاك قوانين جرائم الإنترنت". يبدو أن الإدانات جزء من حملة انتقامية مستمرة ضد كل أولئك الذين أظهروا بسلام في 2011 و 2012 دعوا لإجراء إصلاحات اجتماعية-سياسية. في فبراير 2013 ، أصدرت 20 منظمة دولية لحقوق الإنسان ، بما في ذلك الأمم المتحدة ، نداء من أجل إطلاق سراح ناشطي المجتمع السياسي والمجتمع المدني. وردت السلطات العمانية مع تجريم المنهجي، والسجن، والاختفاء القسري وتعذيب النشطاء والكتاب والمدونين مثل مو-A-wiYA الرواحي والصحفيين من صحيفة Azaman مثل محرر إبراهيم المعمري، والمدافع عن حقوق الإنسان سعيد Jeddad، وعضو البرلمان طالب المعمري.

[@TheDrtomz]

Would've been better, had there been a disclaimer that this isn't in English, but in a foreign language.

[@muniramohommed5415]

I am Oman but i don't Know My country

[@robiu.k.4504]

Munira Mohommed u must explore your own culture,its very rich .u should proud of it

[@fatimaali848]

Munira Mohommed You should go inshallah I am going to see my cousin first time in OMAN god willing M Arabic not bad I can converse I love OMANI people. Maasalaama x

[@Garium87]

10:30 Don't they fear that the camel could bite them?

[@adjofilm]

Alex König I don't know. But in Oman people are very much used to camels. And as far as I know the camels are not agressive.

[@Garium87]

adjofilm it sounded agressive. You couldnt do that with a horse.