‘Wings of Oman' unfolds fascinating tourist spots
By Times of Oman
MUSCAT — The fourth volume/2006 of Wings of Oman, Oman Air's in-flight magazine, has been released. It unfolds many interesting and pleasurable articles which are of great significance to the variety of tourist spots such as Salalah, a wonderful city in Oman; everlasting Omani heritage, famed historical places, and also a tour to discover some of the unmatched beauties in the Sultanate, in addition to articles on health and kid's stories.
Commenting on the occasion, Usama bin Karim Al Haremi, manager-corporate communications and media, said: "This issue takes the reader to immerse into the splendour of the distinctive season in the thick of summer. Salalah, the verdant oasis which magically transforms into a foggy paradise, welcomes visitors to enjoy the cool climate, intermittent drizzle, misty dawns, gushing springs and the spectacular waterfalls hemmed by verdant hills.
"Oman is enriched with historical deep-rooted heritage. Therefore, we highlighted in this issue falajs – the lifeline of Oman which run through underground and surface canals, and have since olden times watered the country's agriculture, enrich people's way of life, and still known as the arteries underneath the landscapes and hills of Oman.
We will also take you to Jabrin Castle, a mark of Oman's history and known for its extraordinary combine of being a suspicious construction, as well as an urbane artistry," he added.
Tempting readers to get relieved from the daily anxiety and start a tour into the lap of nature, Wings of Oman takes you to a fascinating trip to Misfat Al Abriyeen, the cliff-side village which offers some of the most scenic sights.
What's more, the issue also talks about Chennai, one of the most beautiful cities in India, a thriving metropolis, seeking to retain its grip to tradition, yet reaches out to clasp the ultra-modern.
July 31, 2006
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