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**overseas** · 09-05-2006, 10:14 PM

متى مطلوووب ؟ قصدي متى آخر يوم ؟؟

**غــ عمري ــلا** · 10-05-2006, 07:32 PM

السلام عليكم والرحمه
هلا وغلا اخويه
البحث كان طالبنه منا
تاريخ
20 من هالشهر
بس الحمد لله اليوم اخويه
حصل لي مثل هالبحث عند واحد من ربعه
فالحين قاعده ادور هالمره معلومات
عن النقل في مسقط بالانجليزي
transport in Muscat

اعرف اني وااايد اطلب وايد تعبتكم
فسالموحه منكم والله
دمتم بود

**overseas** · 10-05-2006, 08:40 PM

يمكن هذا يفيد إذا احتجتي :

The main airport is Seeb International Airport around 25 km from the city's business district of Ruwi and 15 to 20 km from the main residential localities of Al-Khuwair, Madinat Qaboos, Shati Al-Qurm and Al-Qurm. Muscat is one of the three headquarters of Gulf Air and the headquarters for the local Oman Air, both of which fly to several destinations within the Middle East, the Indian Subcontinent and East Africa. In addition, Gulf Air flies to select destinations in Europe, Great Britain, North Africa and East Asia. Other airlines such as British Airways, Lufthansa, Emirates, Swiss International Air Lines, Kuwait Airways, Air India and Thai Airways also fly through Seeb International Airport.
There are also two seaports in Muscat, one located in Mina Al-Fahal that caters solely to the oil refinery district of PDO (Petroleum Development Oman) and the other in Mina Qaboos (Mutrah), a regular seaport.
The Muscat area is well serviced by paved roads and dual-carriageway connects most major cities and towns in the counrty.
Public transportation in Muscat, and Oman in general, leaves much to be desired. There is no rail or metro network in the country. Several forms of public transport are popular in Oman. Most popular are the "Baiza" buses, so named for the lower denomination of the Omani Rial, the baisa (an adaptation of the Indian lower denomination paisa). These are relatively inexpensive and service all major roadways, as well as a wide and loose network of smaller byways in the greater Muscat metropolitan area, opportunistically dropping off and picking up passengers at any location. Less popular and slightly more expensive are large public buses, coloured red and green, whose service is limited to major roadways and point-to-point travel routes between Oman's major cities and towns. Taxis, also colour-coded orange and white, provide semi-personal transportation in the form of both individual hire and the same opportunistic roadway service as Baiza buses.
Baiza buses and colour-coded orange-and-white taxis are unmetered, after several government initiatives to introduce meters were rejected. The fare is set by way of negotiation, although taxi drivers usually adhere to certain unwritten rules for fares within the city, including the gleeful and unabashed fleecing of naive tourists and wealthy visitors. In many countries, you are advised to negotiate a fare with the driver before getting into a taxi. However in Oman, asking for the fare beforehand shows you are new and naive. Always find out the normally accepted fare for your journey from your hotel or host before looking for a taxi.
Unlike in some other wealthy countries in the Gulf, taxi and bus drivers in Oman are exclusively Omani nationals.
Taxis will also generally take passengers to locations out of the city, including Sohar, Buraimi and Dubai.

المصدر :
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muscat,_Oman

**غــ عمري ــلا** · 10-05-2006, 08:47 PM

مشكووووووور
اخوي
وجزاك الله كل خير يا رب
وانش اء الله اردها لك في الافراح يا رب
دمت سالما

**overseas** · 10-05-2006, 09:07 PM

العفو أختي .

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