The detailed plans are rare, but begin arriving in Muscat.
one I found most detailed, most accurate, up to date:
Upon arriving, I had to make do with a general plan of the city, which extends over 40 kilometers long ... I am lost, I even called a mother of school before the cross, because I did not know at all where to go to get my children ...
Needless to rely on passers-by to inform me ... there are no pedestrians, no sidewalks, everyone has a car, take a taxi or a taxi for the Poorest .
The best, when we invite people at home is to give them a plan is hand, with a good reference point known, and the surrounding streets, with their 4-digit number. Because even the GPS has trouble keeping jobs, new roads, construction sites Pharaonic advancing at full speed ( thanks to the people of Indian subcontinent, who are working day and night, without grumbling, for a pittance )
To come home, it was almost easy. We lived near the mosque of the Sultan's father, also called Turkish mosque ...
As beautiful day and night, I would have liked to visit. Alas, only Sultan Mosque is open to non-Muslims.
Memories!
