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The 5 Star Albustan Palace

The serves regional cuisine as well as 4 restaurants offering everything from buffet-style international cuisine to seafood, Chinese or French food. Guests can relax in the pool which views of beaches, or play a game of tennis. The modern gym has free individual trainers and a steam room. For kids there is a separate kid’s swimming pool and a playground. The hotel has a tour counter that assists with car rental and provides information on local visiting attractions. Free private parking is on hand on site.

Musandam is situated on the northern border of Oman. The sky-scraping mountains in this region rise for more than two thousand meters above sea level. The mountains spread out in a geometrical way. This concurrence of sea and mountains is one of the unique features of this area. Excursions in boats and conventional ships give the visitor memorable enjoyment, while mountaineering trips captivate the interests for mountain lovers.

By reason of the less population of the Musandam Peninsula coast, wildlife is copious in the waters along the coast. Scuba diving is one of the foremost and well-liked tourist activities in this region, with a very accomplished dive center based at the Golden Tulip Hotel located to the west of Khasab. Dolphin watching on a traditional Omani Dhow is a breathtaking experience. The Dolphins respond to the sound of the Dhow Captains' whistles, and they come soaring at the side of the Dhow. They are incredibly lively and love to play.

Salalah is the second largest city in Oman, and the largest city in the Dhofar Provence. The city has a comparatively large emigrant community, primarily from Pakistan, India, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. Almost all of the Salalah population is Muslim. Similar to the most of the Middle East, most people in Salalah practice the Sunni sect of Islam. There is also a minor population of Christians, Hindus and Sikhs practiced by the Indian and Sri Lankan community.

The city of Salalah is an attractive tourism site due to the natural appeal of the nearby mountains and trees with mountains. Around the city and into the mountains the countryside is flourishing and green during the monsoon period with the vegetation supporting herds of cattle. The climate supports wildlife often associated with East Africa, for example leopards and hyenas. Also plants related with Africa, such as the Baobab tree, are widespread. Salalah and its surroundings is one of the few earliest areas on the Arabian Peninsula that have wide coconut cultivation.