Prime Minister Narendra Modi is going to Oman for the second time, visit this beautiful country once, know how much it will cost

After the news of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Oman for the second time, this beautiful country is again in the news. Oman, famous for natural beauty, peace and safe travel, attracts a lot of Indian tourists. If you are also planning to visit here, then know that the total cost of a 5-7 day trip from India to Oman can be around Rs 70,000 to Rs 1 lakh on an average. With proper planning, this foreign trip can easily fit into your budget.

If you also want to visit the Middle East, then it is important to know that not only Oman in this region, but also the historical cities in nearby countries attract travelers a lot. The special thing is that many people include Jordan’s capital Oman in their travel plans along with Oman Trip, where a wonderful combination of history, culture and modern lifestyle can be seen.

The name of Rainbow Street comes at the top among the most famous places of Oman city. This place is very popular among youth and tourists. Colorful cafes, local restaurants, street art and small shops can be seen here. The beauty of Rainbow Street increases even more in the evening. Sitting here, you can enjoy local food and experience the night life of the city closely. This street is considered perfect for those who want to know the real vibe of a new place.

The Citadel is no less than a treasure for those interested in history. It is situated on the highest hill of Oman and from here a spectacular view of the entire city is visible. Remains of the Roman, Byzantine and Islamic periods are still present in the Citadel. The Temple of Hercules and Umayyad Palace located here are special attractions. This place not only gives an opportunity to understand history, but is also great for photography lovers.

The Roman Theater is another historical identity of Amman. This theater was built in the second century and is still in good condition. With a seating capacity of about 6,000 people, this theater is a magnificent example of Roman architecture. Today cultural programs and local events are also organized here. When you stand in this theatre, you clearly feel the glimpse of centuries old civilization.

The King Abdullah I Mosque is a must-see for those looking for religious and spiritual peace. This mosque is famous for its blue dome and beautiful design. Non-Muslim tourists are also allowed to visit the mosque at scheduled times, through which they can understand Islamic architecture and culture closely. The calm atmosphere and simplicity inside gives peace to the mind.