Muscat: Praising Oman’s mild 23°C winter temperatures, the publication lauded the country’s diverse natural beauty, rich history, and authentic Arab hospitality as key reasons for its inclusion on the list.

Adventure seekers can delve into Musandam’s dramatic fjords and clear waters, which are ideal for diving, or venture into the eastern sands for camel rides across rolling dunes and traditional camp stays reflecting genuine Omani culture. Meanwhile, Al Jabal Al Akhdar offers a tranquil escape, boasting picturesque valleys, mountain panoramas, and refreshingly cool air.
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In Muscat, visitors can explore magnificent mosques, browse fragrant souks filled with frankincense, and stroll along a stunning coastline dotted with luxury resorts at competitive rates. Among the capital’s standout stays is the Shangri-La Resort, renowned for its world-class services and panoramic views of the Sea of Oman.
The Sunday Times emphasizes that Oman combines adventure, history, and relaxation under the winter sun, offering a fully immersive Arabian Peninsula experience.





