Well maintained private museum in Oman, you will get to know a lot about the Omani culture when you visit here, place is very clean and well organised. Ticket price is 3.2 OMR. There is also a cafe and restaurant in the museum premise. Staff is really friendly. When I went place was really empty with just few other tourists.

About an hour after taking off from Dubai, it arrived in Mascott, the capital of Oman. Compared with the noise, publicity, luxury and openness of Dubai, it is quiet, stable, simple and slightly conservative. The green here is much more than Dubai, indicating that the environment here is more suitable for life growth. Oman is an ancient civilization in the Arab region, although the economic development is far less than the surrounding oil exporting countries, such as the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, etc., but her civilization history is far ahead.

The largest museum in the area is privately owned and has a rich collection that shows the development of local crafts.

Small oil country in the Middle East, just passing by, generally not worth traveling alone

The collection is all some architectural things. It is more complicated. If you don’t look at the introduction next to it, some you can’t understand it. The scale is relatively small.