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However, Oman is also associated with other things. This is petroleum, for example. A whole museum is dedicated to it. It is called the Oman Oil and Gas Exhibition Centre. If you visit this museum, you will be able to learn all about its extraction and production, as well as why petroleum is so important for the country and the world. You can get to know the local flora and fauna of the region in the appropriate museum. It is called the Natural History Museum. A beautiful collection of skeletons and stuffed animals that live in the region is collected here. Marine inhabitants of the Gulf of Oman are among them. You can learn about the colonial past of the state and what impact the era has had on modernity in another cultural institution. It's called the French Museum. The Omani Heritage Gallery is the best place to explore the local culture and traditional way of life of the local people's ancestors. There are hundreds of unique products here. They are created by local craftsmen.

The cave of Majlis al Jinn deserves special attention among the natural attractions. According to legend, the Jinn live here. This follows from the name of the grotto. It was opened in 1983. The grotto has already become a symbol of Oman. It is also famous because it is the second-largest cave grotto in the world. The cave is located at an altitude of 1380 meters above sea level. It is the best cave for rock climbing. However, you will need special equipment and sufficient training to visit it, even as part of an excursion. Another picturesque place also deserves attention. This is Al Naseem Park. There is lush vegetation, beautiful views, and a pleasant atmosphere of cordiality and serenity here. Many tourists prefer to visit another beautiful valley Wadi Al Arbeieen. It is interesting for its lava fields and rocky slopes, which in combination gives an incredible charm.
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