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Surrounded by desert, the Sultanate of Oman is a dry country in South East Asia.
A significant portion of this country is covered by desert. The dry climate with
very less rainfall has meant scarce vegetation in Oman. To compensate for this
natural deficiency, several parks and gardens have been built in Oman. Oman Parks
and Gardens offer soothing relief to the eyes of the citizens of this country.
Considered to be the largest park in Muscat, Oman; Qurum Natural Park in Oman
is sprawled across an area of 1715449 square meters. The park contains an artificial
lake, a lovely fountain, a majestic rose garden and a lot more. The artificial
lake is ideal for boating. The park strikes a fine balance between the nature
and geographical feature of the area. Walk along the meandering trails through
shrubs and floral beds and breathe freely. This park would surely rank high
among Parks and Gardens in Oman.
One can not possibly exclude Al Naseem Public Park from Oman Parks and Gardens.
Offering welcome relief to the eyes, Al Naseem Public Park in Oman is considered
to be the first park in the Sultanate of Oman. Inaugurated during 15 th National
Day in 1985, the construction of this park took 11 months to complete. With
an area of 750, 000 square meters; the park contains a medium sized football
ground, volleyball court and a lot more. Al Naseem Public Park is in fact so
huge that a small train carries visitors to the entire stretch of the park.
Riyam Park in Oman is another noted park among Oman Parks and Gardens. This
park overlooks the sea and is designed at multiple levels. The area of 100,
000 square meters is dotted by several playgrounds and green patches. Riyam
Park features high on the must see list of tourists among Parks and Gardens
at Oman.
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