Wars in the Middle East have always been frequent, but in the Middle East there is a country that can stay away from the center of the war and develop itself low-key, so this country is called the most low-key country in the Middle East, it is understood that this country is harmless to people and animals, and there is no dispute with the world, often developing itself in obscurity, not-for-tat with other countries, nor coming out to grab the sense of existence, but there are many peculiar landscapes in the country, this place is Oman.
Let's take a look at Oman.
First, the strange Oman
Some people think that in this part of the Middle East, Oman is a very strange and low-key country. First of all, the strange thing here is that there are no taxes to pay. In the seventies of the last century, taxes were no longer levied on the masses, and tariffs were exempted from tariffs on imports from several friendly countries, and taxes closely related to people's livelihood were also exempted, which made countless residents very envious.
The second point is a more unique economic requirement. In other words, if there are foreign assets that want to start a company in Oman and operate a company, the proportion of local citizens in the company must exceed 55%.
Although this requirement has been relaxed much after joining the WTO, foreign-funded enterprises still need to save very sufficient operating capital. Moreover, people registered in other countries are required to register their businesses here before they can open new bank accounts.
Another very unique thing is that the country has no parliament, no constitution, everything is run by the king. Looking at it this way, in fact, the country of Oman is equivalent to running a country by one person, but in fact, it is not only these so ordinary, there are also some very strict requirements, such as not allowing marriage abroad.
II. Architecture of Oman
The capital of Oman, named Muscat, has an area of more than 3,000 square kilometers and a population of more than 1.7 million, which is the population center of Oman, as well as the economic center, and is also located on the necessary route of the ancient Silk Road.
The most iconic building in Muscatri is the Great Mosque. Built in the nineties, the building material is mainly wood, and can accommodate 20,000 people at the same time, ranking third in the world among large mosques, and it is also the only temple with a separate prayer room for women.
Although the mosque is now open for others to visit, there are still many requirements to follow when visiting the temple, such as the time of day, and the dress code when entering, including the prohibition of electronic products.
This mosque not only functions as a temple, but also a symbol of art and culture. At the top of the hall is a dazzling crystal lamp weighing more than eight tons, and if all of this lamp is turned on, the whole hall will be as bright as daytime.
On the floor of the main hall, that is, under the lamp, is a whole fully spread carpet, the carpet is beautifully patterned, pure hand-woven, people will sigh when they see it, just like the pattern printed on the floor tile.
Oman has one of the oldest bazaars in Arabia, in this bazaar you can often see a lot of old objects with a lot of history, such as some accessories, spices, or jewelry in the ancient period of Oman, etc., are very interesting, here you can clearly feel the fireworks of the world, making people linger.
3. The view of Oman
Oman also has a lot of beautiful scenery, and the peculiar landscape that must be mentioned is a desert. This desert starts in Muscat and takes about four hours to drive to the plateau, bypassing a very famous mountain and entering the heart of the desert.
On this journey to the desert, there will be many beautiful scenery to feast the eyes, and there are many mountains along the way, and these mountains are said to be inhabited by the gods of ancient mythology, waiting to be awakened by those who are destined one day.
After entering the desert, it is a typical yellow sand scene, but there are also many wild animals here, and the variety is quite rich, and this area is very mysterious, and no one has been able to pass smoothly until now, it is said that because the average temperature exceeds 50 degrees Celsius, and the sand dunes are often blown by the wind to change their appearance, there is no sign exists, so people are very easy to get lost here.
Who would have thought that there are countless treasures hidden in the depths of the desert? According to the investigation, there are very abundant energy resources in the depths, and there is also a legend of a civilization that has not yet been determined whether it really exists and the legendary landscape it has created.
Summary:
Oman also has more unique scenery, such as the frequent presence of energy under the wonders created by unknown civilizations; There is also a naturally occurring cave, which is also very beautiful, and countless people come here to enter the cave with the help of the locals; There is also a very spectacular island waiting for everyone to see in person.