Oman is a beautiful Gulf destination for Pakistani tourists — stunning Muscat coastline, Grand Mosque, historic forts, Wahiba Sands desert, and authentic Arabian culture. The Oman eVisa is available for Pakistanis (USD 13-52), and Oman is Muslim-majority (halal food everywhere). This guide covers Muscat attractions, Nizwa fort, Wahiba Sands desert safari, the eVisa process, halal food, and a 5-day itinerary. From the Grand Mosque to Mutrah Souq, from desert camping to mountain villages, this guide helps you plan an unforgettable Omani journey from Pakistan.

Oman eVisa for Pakistani Citizens

Oman eVisa is available for Pakistani citizens. Cost: USD 13 (10-day single entry), USD 52 (30-day single entry). Processing: 2-5 working days. Application: evisa.rop.gov.om. Required: Passport (6+ months), passport photo, return ticket, hotel booking. Print and carry eVisa with passport. Tips: Apply 1-2 weeks before travel. Tips: 30-day visa (USD 52) most popular. Tips: HTG Travels can arrange Oman eVisa.

• Oman eVisa: Available for Pakistani citizens
• Cost: USD 13 (10-day), USD 52 (30-day) — most popular
• Processing: 2-5 working days
• Application: evisa.rop.gov.om
• Required: Passport (6+ months), photo, return ticket, hotel booking
• Print and carry eVisa with passport
• Tips: Apply 1-2 weeks before travel
• Tips: HTG Travels can arrange Oman eVisa

Muscat Top Attractions

Muscat offers beautiful attractions for Pakistani tourists. Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque (free): One of world's most beautiful mosques. Mutrah Souq (free): Traditional Arabian market, frankincense, silver. Royal Opera House (USD 10): Stunning architecture. Mutrah Corniche (free): Beautiful waterfront. Al Alam Palace (free exterior): Sultan's palace. Qurum Beach (free): Public beach, sunset. Tips: Grand Mosque must-visit (modest dress). Tips: Mutrah Souq for shopping. Tips: 3-4 days sufficient for Muscat.

• Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque (free): One of world's most beautiful mosques
• Mutrah Souq (free): Traditional market, frankincense, silver
• Royal Opera House (USD 10): Stunning architecture
• Mutrah Corniche (free): Beautiful waterfront
• Al Alam Palace (free exterior): Sultan's palace
• Qurum Beach (free): Public beach, sunset
• Tips: Grand Mosque must-visit (modest dress, women cover head)
• Tips: Mutrah Souq for shopping
• Tips: 3-4 days sufficient for Muscat

Halal Food in Oman (Muslim Country)

Oman is 86% Muslim — ALL food is halal by default. Omani cuisine: Shuwa (slow-cooked lamb, national dish), Machboos, Mishkak (grilled skewers), Kahwa (Omani coffee with cardamom, served with dates). Tips: All food halal. Tips: Try shuwa (national dish). Tips: Kahwa with dates — traditional hospitality. Tips: Avoid alcohol (available in hotels but not for Muslims).

• Oman: 86% Muslim, ALL food halal by default
• Omani cuisine: Shuwa (slow-cooked lamb, national dish)
• Omani: Machboos, Mishkak, Kahwa (coffee with cardamom + dates)
• Tips: All food halal (Muslim country)
• Tips: Try shuwa (national dish)
• Tips: Kahwa with dates — traditional hospitality
• Tips: Avoid alcohol (available in hotels but not for Muslims)

5-Day Oman Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Muscat, Grand Mosque, Mutrah Souq, Corniche sunset. Day 2: Royal Opera House, Al Alam Palace, Qurum Beach. Day 3: Nizwa day trip (fort, souq). Day 4: Wadi Shab (hiking, swimming), Bimmah Sinkhole. Day 5: Shopping, fly home. Total cost: PKR 200,000-350,000 per person (excluding flights). Tip: Grand Mosque must-visit (modest dress). Tip: HTG Travels can arrange complete Oman package.

• Day 1: Arrive Muscat — Grand Mosque, Mutrah Souq, Corniche
• Day 2: Royal Opera House, Al Alam Palace, Qurum Beach
• Day 3: Nizwa day trip (fort, souq)
• Day 4: Wadi Shab (hiking, swimming), Bimmah Sinkhole
• Day 5: Shopping, fly home
• Total cost: PKR 200,000-350,000 per person (excluding flights)
• Tip: Grand Mosque must-visit (modest dress)
• Tip: HTG Travels can arrange complete Oman package

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