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Muscat Airport is about 32 km away from the main city centre. It is also known as the Seeb International Airport and is the centre of intercontinental services between Asia, Africa and Europe. The airport has duty-free retail stores, car parking, dining and lounge areas, Wi-Fi, airport assistance services, services for passengers with reduced mobility, toilets and baby rooms. The Muscat Airport also offers multiple restaurants and cafes.

Muscat is the capital city of Oman and is popular for its seafood, architecture and scenic landscapes. Muscat is also known all over the world for its great craftsmanship in pottery and clothes, so keep in mind to check these out when in the city. Since it is a port city, Muscat is a great place to visit during the winters. Tourists coming to Muscat also tend to shop for incense and wooden items as these are quite famous and exported overseas. It is also a great place to shop for gold and silver jewellery.

Best Time to Visit Muscat

Since Muscat experiences winter between October to March, this is the best time of the year to visit this port city. It’s also during these months that a lot of festivals and carnivals are held, so tourists can enjoy live entertainment and shows. The Muscat Festival is a famous celebration that takes place during the wintertime. This festival is followed by the annual Food festival where tourists from all over the world relish world-class cuisine that is prepared using traditional spices and ingredients.

The Mangaluru International Airport is located at Bajpe which is about 7 km away from the centre of the city. There is a single terminal at the airport for domestic and international flights.

Since it is located very close to the city, you can easily opt for a cab service. City buses are also available for passengers to travel from the airport to the city and vice-versa. You can also pre-book cabs that are always available outside both terminals for travellers.

Mangaluru is one of the port cities in the Indian state of Karnataka. It is known for its beaches and is one of the cleanest cities in India. The city gets its name from the Hindu God Mangaladevi. Since it is located near the Arabian Sea, it receives a cool breeze throughout the year. Mangaluru is famous for its historical buildings for which it is also known as the Rome of the East. Indian traditional sweets such as ladoos, malpuri and gulab jamun are also widely popular here and are exported to various parts of the world. Mangaluru is also a hub of the best-dried fruits such as raisins, almonds and cashews.