Flying into Muscat, the capital of Oman, over the low lying white and cream traditional Arabic buildings and crystal clear seas, I immediately felt that I was being transported back in time to a place where ancient traditions meet cinematic landscapes.
Oman is the oldest independent state in the Arab world sitting at the south-eastern corner of the Arabian Peninsula it’s a destination like no other: a land of golden deserts, misty mountains, and untouched coastline, where incense once flowed along ancient trade routes and old forts still keep watch over sleepy fishing villages.
