Ten adventures in Oman between tradition and modernity

The dishevelled orange sand deserts, the indigo Indian Ocean, the astonishing raw mud forts, the cool palm oases, the ancient aqueducts floating with water, the ubiquitous sandstone mountains acting as sculpins, and above all the elegance and kindness of its people make Oman the most interesting, intriguing and sensitive country to be discovered in the Arabian Peninsula. Between markets and mosques, this predominantly Ibadite Muslim people have been able to preserve their traditions while choosing modernity with moderation. On board an off-road vehicle (the travel brand Turisanda 1924 has in-depth experience of this country and organises interesting tailor-made trips, while the airline Neos flies several times a week from various Italian stopovers) you can feel like an authentic pioneer in the lands of incense, dates and dromedaries.