Mutrah Gate — Attraction in Muscat

Mutrah Gate is a stunning landmark that holds historical and cultural significance in Muscat. It serves as the entrance to the old city, symbolizing the transition between modern Muscat and its rich historical past. The gate is beautifully designed, reflecting traditional Omani architecture, and it offers incredible views of Mutrah Corniche and the surrounding mountains.

I visited this iconic spot and was truly impressed by its beauty and the sense of history it embodies. It's a great place to take photos and learn more about Muscat's heritage. Whether you're exploring the nearby Mutrah Souq or enjoying the Corniche, the Mutrah Gate is a must-visit attraction...

Gate to old mutrah market of 1911 Sultan said bin taimur bin faisel [ 1932-1970 ce] ordered the city gates closed at sundown. Anyone out after dark had to carry a kerosene lantern (flash lights would not do) because, so the Sultan said, people carrying lanterns were less likely to do something wrong than people walking in the dark sultan taimur was very paranoid about western influence, wearing hats , riding bicycles, readings newspapers. He personally scrutinized the papers of the people entering and leaving...

Muttrah Gate used to act as an official gate for the old city of Muscat in ancient times that used to be shut off after sunset to stop movement in and out of the city at night. The Gate was renovated and opened in its current form. Oman is famous for, architecture, whether in the construction of niches in mosques, halls, doors or...