Grand Mosque, Muttrah Souk & Bait al Zubair
Grand Mosque, Muttrah Souk & Bait al Zubair
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見所
- Al Alam Palace
- Grand Mosque
- Muttrah Souk
- Bait Al Zubair
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
Explore Oman on this day trip, starting with a drive to the breath-taking Grand Mosque, the third largest in the world. Then head to the colorful Muttrah Souk market, to haggle for gifts, including antiques, silver jewelry, copper handicrafts, and hand-made Omani costumes. Afterwards, visit the amazing Bait Al Zubair heritage museum that houses collections of Omani weaponry, jewelry, photographs and paintings. Drive to Al Bustan Palace A Ritz Carlton Hotel or similar hotel, which sits between the picturesque mountains and the blue waters of the Gulf, and enjoy a delicious buffet lunch before viewing Muscat's Al Alam Palace, the official residence of His Majesty Sultan Qaboos bin Said. Take photographs of the gold and blue exterior before viewing the two nearby medieval Fortress of Jalali & Mirani. Built by the Portuguese towards the end of the 16th century, the fortresses both over-look the ocean. Enjoy the scenic drive back to the port.
特記事項：
Please dress conservatively when visiting sacred sites. For the Grand Mosque, women must wear modest clothing, which covers the body and the head, including the hair. Arms and legs must be covered to wrists and ankles. One must also take a scarf to cover your head. Men must wear modest clothing befitting the sanctity of the Mosque. Women must avoid wearing white transparent blouses & men must avoid wearing white transparent shirts. Shorts are not allowed. Food, drinks and smoking are strictly prohibited. Slip on shoes are recommended as guests must remove the shoes before they enter the Mosque.Bring cash for additional purchases - U.S. dollars are accepted at the souk.
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Tour timeline may vary to avoid overcrowding, etc.