😱 Choc ! OMAN — le pays le plus riche et le plus sûr du monde où les touristes ont peur d’aller…

Oman is a land of paradoxes, where this wealthy nation in the Arab East astonishes travelers with its safety, cleanliness, and unique culture. A trip to Oman in 2025 will offer you a journey without the crowds of tourists, an immersion in Omani history, and the discovery of hidden treasures such as Wadi Shab and the Rub' al Khali desert. Tourism in Muscat reveals the wonders of Oman: its forts, traditional wooden dhows, falaj irrigation systems, and the country's natural beauty. Safety in Oman is impressive: the crime rate is almost zero, street crime is nonexistent, and the fine for a dirty car demonstrates why cleanliness is a national value here. Income is tax-free: there is no income tax in Oman, making life and work particularly attractive. Women in Oman enjoy rights, education, and employment opportunities, while maintaining a strong connection to the family institution. Divorce and alimony are regulated with respect for tradition. Sultan Qaboos and the Omani Renaissance era established peace and security, while the country's diplomacy strengthened its influence in the world, particularly in the Strait of Hormuz. This journey will introduce you to Omani culture, traditions, history, and a sometimes surprising past. You will understand why Oman is today a unique example of modernization combined with the preservation of honor and family. Oman represents peace and security at the heart of the Arab world. Stay until the end to discover why a trip to Oman is not just tourism, but an encounter with a unique world, where the Orient reveals itself from an unexpected perspective. Subscribe, like, and share your impressions in the comments! 0:00 The Orient without stereotypes — life in Oman, no income tax, a paradise for expats 1:12 Fine for a dirty car in Oman — cleanliness as the law, order in the streets of Muscat 2:05 Safety in Oman — zero crime, honest people, return of wallets and phones 3:00 Women in Oman — studies at Oxford and Harvard, business, politics, the right to divorce and alimony 4:15 Omani diplomacy — influence in the Middle East, a country without an army but with a key role in negotiations 5:28 Oman's past before 1970 — Middle Ages, bans on radios, bicycles, eyeglasses, medicine, and cement 6:50 Slavery in Oman before 1970 — the main slave-trading center in the Indian Ocean 7:40 The condition of women in old Oman — lack of education, early marriages, total dependence 8:35 Superstitions and fear of djinns — healers, exorcism rituals, ban on doctors 9:20 Sultan Qaboos — palace coup in 1970, Renaissance era, reforms and modernization 10:45 Abolition of slavery, unification of the country, lifting of bans, investments in education and medicine 11:40 Women's rights in Oman under Sultan Qaboos — work, education, political participation 12:30 Geopolitics of Oman — Strait of Hormuz, Switzerland of the Middle East, discreet diplomacy 13:25 Tourism in Oman — Wadi Shab, ancient forts of Nizwa and Nakhal, Rub' al Khali desert 14:20 Omani traditions — dhow boat building, falaj irrigation system, UNESCO 15:10 Conclusion — Oman as an alliance of tradition and progress, a unique country without censorship #Oman #Travel #TourismInOman #FactsAboutOman #HistoryOfOman #ArabOrient #Muscat #Culture #NatureOfOman #Oman2025