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Tourism in Seeb: The best tourist places you can visit in Seeb

Seeb is the largest wilayat of the Muscat Governorate. It is a coastal area overlooking the Gulf of Oman and is famous for fishing. It is located several kilometers to the northwest of the capital. The Wilayat of Seeb overlooks the Gulf of Oman and is located at the end of the Governorate of Muscat from the northern side. Then the Al Batinah region begins in the north (Barka), and the Dakhiliyah and Al Gharbi region begins (Bidbid) and from the south is the Wilayat of Bawshar in the Governorate of Muscat.

Seeb includes many villages and cities officially known by the state, namely: Old Seeb (which includes a large number of villages and neighbourhoods, specifically the hamlets that are located along the coast of the state and are considered to be the main villages in the state, including Al-Yousef locality, Wadi Al-Bahais locality, Al-Souq district, Al-Shareja district The locality of the castle, the locality of Sur Al Hadid, Al-Manumho, Al-Mabilah, Al-Mabilah Al-Janoubiah, Al-Mawaleh Al-Shamaliyah, Hail Al-Awamer, Hillat Al-Rahbin (Al-Hail Al-Janoub and Al-Hail Al-Northern), Khurais Al-Awamer, Khreis Al-Habous, Al-Mabela Al-Janoubiyah, Al-Maabilah Al-Shamalah, Al-Khoudh & Rusayl, Al-Khoudh Al-Qadima, Al-Khoudh Al-Jadida & Al-Sharadi.

Seeb includes many landmarks of renaissance, progress, and industrial, technical, educational, social, agricultural and commercial development that were laid down by Sultan Qaboos bin Said… may God protect him… such as: Sultan Qaboos University, University Hospital, Military Hospital, Muscat International Airport, many health centers, Al Seeb Post Office, Al Khoud Post Office, Al Khoud Post Office, Al Maabilah Post Office, and Office Al Rusayl Post and the University Post Office, and it has many commercial complexes such as City Center, Al Bahja, Al Lulu, the wholesale market, Al Ameri Center, the new stores, Al Maawali Commercial Complex, Seeb Mall, and the International Exhibition Center.

It also includes many effects, including:

Al-Khoud Tower, Al-Jifnain Towers, Al-Raseel, Al-Khurs, Al-Silil and other towers, and the Fayqa Mosque in Al-Maabilah Al-Shamaliyah, which dates back to the year 251 AH, as mentioned in Tuhfat Al-Noyan in the biography of the people of Oman by Al-Salmi. And there is a contract of what is known as the Seeb Agreement. Wadi Al-Hayya and Surin, and there are valleys such as Wadi Salem bin Abbouda (known among the people as Wadi Abbouda) in Northern Khurais, Wadi Khurais, Wadi Al-Lawamy, Wadi Al-Arash, Wadi Gameh, Wadi Al-Khoudh and other medicines. It also has the Al-Khoudh dam, which stores rainwater and the valleys that flow into it, and it has become a protection and storage dam. The next lines on the most important landmarks of the state of Seeb.

The best tourist attractions and archaeological sites in Seeb
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Al Khoudh Village

It is one of the most famous tourist areas in the Wilayat of Seeb due to the diversity of its tourist attractions. The village of Al Khoud in the Wilayat of Seeb combines the fragrance of the past and the renaissance of the present. It also embraces among its mountains the picturesque nature that encouraged the revitalization of the tourist side, and to be a station and destination for many tourists throughout the seasons of the year.
The village houses ancient ruins that still survive today, and most of these landmarks vary between towers and forts, the most famous of which is Al Khoud Castle. The village also has abundant water, in addition to the large number of streams that flow along the valley. There are also ponds and water streams surrounded by dense trees. A large falaj and a wonderful group of aflaj pass through the village, and at the end of its aflaj a dam has been built to hold rain and flood waters.

Seeb Beach

It is the most famous beach in the Wilayat, overlooking the Gulf of Oman and one of the most prominent tourist destinations in it, with its soft white sand and clear turquoise waters, which made it a destination for lovers of water sports of all kinds, in addition to the charming and enjoyable views of the picturesque palm trees of the Wilayat of Seeb, as well as urbanization and modernity in the multiplicity of And the spread of high-end services, restaurants, hotels and resorts on its banks.

Al Naseem Public Park

It is located on the main road heading to the Al Batinah region, and visitors consider it one of the most beautiful and interesting natural attractions in the Wilayat of Seeb in Oman. It has an open public library for reading enthusiasts, as well as many restaurants, cafés and children’s amusement parks.

Al Bahja Shopping Center

It is located near the international airport in the northern Mawaleh area, and it is one of the largest and oldest shopping and entertainment malls in the country. Tourist places in Seeb.

city ​​center

City Center Muscat is a commercial center located on Sultan Qaboos Road 3 km from Muscat International Airport, Seeb, Governorate of Muscat, Sultanate of Oman. The mall opened in October 2001. It is developed and managed by Majid Al Futtaim Real Estate.

Old Seeb

It is a group of old basic villages, and cities officially recognized by the state, and in general a number of regions belong to it, namely: Khoud Al Jadeeda, Airport Heights, Rusayl (Awakening Tower), Mabela, Al Matar, Al Seeb, Al Hail Al Shamali, and Mawaleh North, Al Khoudh Six, Sharadi, Al Hail South, Mawaleh South, Hail, Sultan Qaboos University, Old Al Khoud, Al Mouj Muscat, Knowledge Oasis Muscat, Souk Seeb, Mabelah South, Muscat Exhibition, Iron Wall, Hail Al Jano

Bayah, Muscat Hills, Al Mouj, Hail Al Shamaliah, New Airport, and Wadi Al Wami.

natural valleys

Such as: Wadi al-Hayya, Surin, Wadi Salem bin Abbouda (known among the people as Wadi Abbouda) in Northern Khurais, Wadi al-Lawamy, Wadi Khurais, Wadi Gameh, Wadi al-Khoudh, Wadi al-Arash and other valleys.

ancient ancient walls

Such as: the Jama wall, which was used to defend the town (Wadi Al-Lawamy) two hundred years ago, and the Al-Rawiya wall, which they call Yabit Al-Rawia, and it consists of six rooms and a liwan, and was built about 150 years ago.

sea ​​beaches

It extends over a total area of ​​50 km2, and these beaches are characterized by a beautiful nature, and they are served by a sea street that passes through all the villages of the Wilayat of Seeb overlooking the sea.

Daymaniyat Islands

It is a group of famous islands belonging to the state, and these islands have become a natural reserve for birds and turtles, and the time to reach them takes about an hour. It is located north of the Governorate of Muscat and east of the Wilayat of Barka and includes the marine ocean and nine main islands (Al-Kharaba, Al-Hayyut, Al-Jabal Al-Kabeer, Al-Jabal Al-Saghir , salted, lumia, kisma, el-joun, sons of el-joun). It was declared a reserve on 3/4/1996 by Royal Decree No. 23/96.

These islands are distinguished by their pristine nature and beautiful scenic landscapes that qualify them to become a nature museum. The Daymaniyat Islands are considered a wonderful protection area of ​​national and regional importance, as they have a rich natural heritage and are an important regional and international center for the breeding of countless types of migratory and endemic birds, where seabirds nest in a high density. Muscat Governorate, where there are many types of coral and coral reef fish in their bright colors. These diverse coral reefs and the surrounding seabed provide good opportunities to enjoy the treasures of the sea and its warm waters.

Various commercial complexes

Such as: City Center, Al Bahja, Lulu, Wholesale Markets, Al Ameri Center, New Stores, Seeb Mall, Al Maawali Mall, and the International Exhibition Center.

old markets

Such as: Al Seeb market, Al Khoud market, Al Maabilah market, Al Mawaleh central market for fruits and vegetables, and Al Seeb fish market.

Narikala Castle

The sacred mountain (Mtatsminda) hosts the fragments of the ancient Narikala fortress. It is an ancient fortress overlooking Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, and the Kura River. The fortress consists of two sections on a steep hill between the sulfur baths and the botanical gardens. It was first known as (Shoris Tseh), which means the brutal

fortress, or as it is said the enviable fortress. The cable car ride is also part of the attraction of the place as it reveals wonderful views of the city. You can enjoy the charming panoramic views of Tbilisi on the way … Inside the castle you will find St. Nicholas Church which is worth a visit, the townspeople call it “the heart and soul of the city”, the history of the construction of the castle It is the fourth century AD, meaning that it was there from the beginning of the city, later the castle was extended and expanded several times, starting from the seventh and eighth centuries by the Umayyad Arabs, so the castle in its modern state is a vivid example of Arab fortification. Then it was expanded again by King David Albani.

Peace Bridge

The Peace Bridge in Tbilisi is one of the symbols of identity for the capital of Georgia, which is also one of the most important and most beautiful tourist attractions in Tbilisi, and hundreds of tourists, visitors and locals pass through it daily. On the national and international peace that the Georgian government and its people have sung over the years since the dissolution of the Soviet Union., Tbilisi Peace Bridge is also known as the Glass Bridge, because it is made of glass and stainless steel, which makes it look fragile, but it is strong and durable, and in addition to these elements, it is a severe architectural masterpiece The beauty is unparalleled, the shape of the Tbilisi Peace Bridge is represented in a glass network bordering it from the top, while the glass walkway is located under it, so crossing it during the day is a unique pleasure, but visiting it in the evening is an incomparable experience, with the lights on it, it appears as twinkling stars reflected in the Kura River along 150 km. meter.

National Botanical Garden
The National Botanical Garden of Georgia is one of the oldest and largest botanical gardens in Georgia and the Caucasus, which is visited by thousands of tourists fleeing the hustle and bustle of the city in search of nature and relaxation. The National Botanical Garden of Georgia is one of the most famous cultural, nature and tourism attractions in Tbilisi for the fun, comfort and tranquility it provides.

The National Botanical Garden provides a lot of plants, trees and roses that visitors can discover, which decorate the garden as a natural painting rich in colors, where the types of trees in the garden dance from pine trees, bamboo, ornamental, medicinal and aromatic herbs, in addition to many colorful roses and flowers. The National Botanical Garden cuts a lot of The paved roads, which include wooden chairs on either side of them, because the walk inside this garden is long and branching, and you need to rest some time.

Alexander Chavchavdz House Museum

The owner of the house is a military leader, writer, academic, inventor and considered number 1 in the list of the greatest men in Georgian society. He is the son of Queen Catherine II of Russia. He was raised among the Russian nobility, and participated in many military

campaigns, regarding Tsinandali Park, which was built on an area 18 hectares, its founder Alexander Chavchavds was able to give it the character of distinction and individuality with a wonderful group of plants and decorated gardens, the garden is rich in the most wonderful plants coming from Europe, Asia, and America, the first restoration of the park was restored in 1887 by the most famous landscape designer at the time Arnold Rigel at the invitation of St. Saint Petersburg, and renovations are still going on to this day so that the world can witness the splendor of its natural landscape.

Old town in Tbilisi

You can have a nice time in the old town of Tbilisi and visit the old part of Tbilisi and have a real Caucasian experience. It’s not like any other old town you’ve seen in Europe and it has character.

Bakuriani

Bakuriani is a wonderful ski resort, some go to it for skiing, others consider it a great place to celebrate birthdays and Christmas there. The resort is located in the Borjomi province of Georgia, on the northern slope at an altitude of 1,700 meters above sea level, and it is surrounded by many forests Coniferous green, planted especially with fir trees, Bakuriani Ngo Resort is 30 km away from Borjomi, and it is located in the so-called Bakuriani Depression or Caldera. Continental, cold and snowy in winter, and warm in summer, Bakuriani is also home to the Botanical Garden of the Georgian Academy of Sciences.

sulfur baths

It is located in the old city inside Tbilisi, the Georgian capital, and one of the most famous therapeutic areas. The sulfur baths in Tbilisi, “Abanatubni Baths” are among the most frequented by many people in pursuit of their therapeutic benefits. If you are one of the people who suffer from joint pain or skin problems. All you have to do is go to that place and enjoy the treatment offered by its magical waters. You can also try beautifying yourself in Georgia by trying to dive in the sulfur bath, which is a bath similar to the Turkish bath or the Russian banya and has a great impact on improving your psychology as a new experience.

Tourism in Tbilisi

Tbilisi, also known as Tbilisi, is the capital and largest city of Georgia, located on the banks of the Kura River. Founded in the fifth century by Vakhtang I Gorgasali, king of the Kingdom of Iberia, Tbilisi has since become the capital of various Georgian kingdoms and republics. Between 1801 and 1917

, when it was under the rule of the former Russian Empire, Tbilisi was the seat of the Imperial Governor, who governed both the southern and northern Caucasus. This day developed it as an important transit route for various energy and trade projects. Tbilisi’s diverse history is reflected in its architecture, which is a mixture of ancient, classical, Middle Eastern, Art Nouveau, Stalinist and modernist architecture.

Tbilisi has a humid subtropical climate (CAFA Climatic Classification) with significant continental influences. The city experiences very hot summers and moderately cold winters. Similar to other regions in Georgia, Tbilisi receives heavy rain throughout the year without a separate dry period. The city’s climate is influenced by both dry air masses (Central Asia / Siberia) from the east and oceans (Atlantic Ocean / Black Sea) from the west. Since the city is confined on most sides by mountain ranges, the close proximity to large bodies of water (Black Sea and Caspian Sea) and the fact that the Greater Caucasus Mountains (as well as the North) prevent infiltration of air masses, Tbilisi has a relatively mild climate compared to other cities that have The same similar climatic conditions.

Tbilisi is a multicultural city. It is home to many different ethnicities. About 89% of the population is of Georgian ethnic origin, with large numbers of other ethnic groups such as Armenians, Russians, and Azeris. Its population exceeds 1,500,000 people (in 1997), more than half of them are Georgians, and there are Armenian, Russian, Ossetian and Azeri minorities, and as a multicultural city, Tbilisi includes more than 100 ethnic groups. About 89 percent of the population is ethnic Georgians, with a large number of other ethnic groups such as Armenians, Russians and Azerbaijanis. The city’s architecture is a mixture of Georgian, Byzantine, Neoclassical, Art Nouveau, Beaux-Arts, Middle Eastern, and Soviet Stalinist architectural styles. The older parts of the city, including Abano-Ubani, Avlabari, and to some extent in Sololaki districts, have a distinctly traditional Georgian architectural look with close oriental influences.

In terms of tourism, the city is a destination for tourists with its multiple ingredients, as there are in Tbilisi the parliament and government buildings (state advisors) in Georgia, as well as the Supreme Court of Georgia. The city has important cultural attractions such as the Georgian National Museum, Tbilisi Provincial State, Tbilisi Opera, Ballet Theatre, Rustaveli State Academic Theatre, Marjanashvili State Academic Theatre, Sameba Cathedral, Vorontsov Palace (also known as Children’s Palace today), many state museums, and the National Public Library Parliament of Georgia, National Bank of Georgia, Freedom Square, Tbilisi Circus, Peace Bridge and other important institutions. During the Soviet era, Tbilisi consistently ranked in the first four cities in the Soviet Union for the number of museums. Among the city’s historical landmarks, the most notable are Narkala Castle, Enshisati Cathedral (6th century, built in the 16th century), and the cathedral (8th century, reconstructed). Later), the Metekhi Church.

The best tourist places in Australia

Tourism in Melbourne
Melbourne Star Wheel

It is located in Melbourne, is a brand in Australia, is a brand in Australia, is a brand in Australia, with a height of 120 meters, and formed, in half the ground, rods representing the star of the Australian flag.

You can also see the shows that serve breakfast, as in the previous table, as in the previous table, the attractions that are located nearby such as the zoo, O’Brien ski facilities,

and others.

Union Square

Royal Botanic Gardens

It is a wonderful garden collection with a mixture of local and exotic plants including more than 10,000 individual species. The Royal Melbourne Gardens are located on the south bank of the Yarra River in Melbourne. Works on an area of ​​94 acres, on a special section for Australian plants only,

The garden is concerned with the study of plants and plants and their hybridization. And spread near it several restaurants such as Novida Restaurant, Coda Restaurant, The Point Hotel, and the most famous hotels in the Botanical Garden The Langham Melbourne, Travelodge South Bank Melbourne, Melbourne South Off.

Southbank, Arts, Melbourne

It is located in an area close to places close to Asia, where it is located in places close to Asia, cafes, cafes, cafes, interview

The Fairfax Theater and Theater offers wonderful shows.

The Homeland Museum in Victoria

Gallery 2003 Shapes Gallery Showcase Gallery Victoria Showcase Gallery Victoria At Gallery 2003 Extensively renovated in 2003, the museum displays in vivid, vivid stained glass and gives insight. The Melbourne Museum is located in Carlton Gardens,

It is the largest museum in the southern hemisphere. The image of the discovery of the origin of life in Victoria in 600 million years, successfully appears in the Science and Life Gallery.

Collins Street

Central Melbourne, Victoria in Victoria. Previously modified in the survey, the visit of the government in Istanbul, which is a group of family gatherings, the Iraqi government, the government, the government, the government, the government, Canada, the residential complex

Exhibited with its floors of historic villas and shops dating back to the late gentry 19 occupies the vicinity of cafes in adjacent places to places in the vicinity, where they are located inside the galleries that appear within the galleries.

Melbourne Museum and Royal Exhibition Building

The Royal Exhibition Building is a World Heritage listed building in Melbourne, Victoria, completed on October 1, 1880, in just 18 months,

To display clothing and special occasions, gallery violets, vendor, vendor, vendor, merchandise, merchandise and exhibits displays at fairs and galleries.

Yarra River cruise

Information about tourism in the river, as it is in the river, and within the river, and its length is 242 km.

It is also one of the best tourist places in Melbourne, the river, the river with a pedestrian bank in addition to the wonderful gardens along the river, and the river deserves the main bridge that connects its banks.

Docklans

It is a range of colors in Melbourne and the highest level in Australia. It also has the most luxurious hotels in Melbourne, Docklans’ paradise, a pleasant and beautiful visit, and its services are available.

Queen Victoria Market

One of the most public places, shops, shops, shops, shops, shops, market and Queen Victoria (also known as the Queen Vic Markets) Queen Victoria) after Queen Victoria who ruled the British Empire 1837-

1901, a landmark in the Australian city of Melbourne, as the largest open-air market in the southern hemisphere, was even inscribed on the Victorian Heritage List as one of the symbols of Melbourne’s culture and heritage.

Tourism in Brighton

1- Royal Pavilion Palace

The palace was built in 1878 AD and was a royal residence in the past for Prince of Wales George. It was designed in the Indo-Saracenic style, which at the time was widespread in India. The local council of Brighton bought it from Queen Victoria, making it one of the most important tourist attractions in the city.

The palace includes many suites, rooms and corridors that tourists accept to visit to see its distinctive architectural style, the most important of which is the royal suite of Prince George IV, Prince of Wales. Always enjoy the sport of skiing while sipping drinks and eating from the cafes and restaurants around the palace.

2- Brighton Aquarium

The aquarium was established in 1872 AD in the Victorian style, which is considered the oldest exhibition of marine organisms in the world. The aquarium includes 3500 species of marine creatures such as sharks and marine crocodiles

The aquarium includes the Victoria Corridor, which includes many marine creatures, the rock pool, which provides some special activities for its visitors, such as touching some fish, anemones and starfish, the section of creatures that live in rivers and lakes of tropical forests, such as anacondas, piranhas, poisonous frogs and turtles that live in swamps, Ocean Tunnel, which is a glass tunnel that includes many marine creatures, which includes sharks, tropical fish and sea turtles, seahorse nursery, coral reefs and clown fish, and the aquarium offers glass boat rides.

3- Brighton Dome

It is considered one of the most important centers of fine arts in Brighton, and it is one of the most beautiful tourist places in Brighton, as it combines the splendor of design and style of architecture.

The dome includes a hall for concerts and some celebrations. There is a long tunnel between the Brighton Dome and the Royal Pavilion Palace, and from it to the famous Brighton Museum. There are many collectibles inside the dome that illustrate the history that the city went through, and there is the front garden of the dome, which helps to enjoy the outdoors.

4- Booth Museum of Natural History

The museum is located in the southeast of England and was opened in 1874 and includes many British birds and insects, fossils, skeletons and mummified bones on the Victorian mummification system.

The museum was donated to the municipality by the naturalist Booth on the condition of changing the display of more than three hundred dioramas. Booth was particularly interested in birds. He aspired to collect all kinds of birds found in Britain, whether male or female. The museum displays British birds in their natural environments and a group of British butterflies and fossils. and animal bones.

5- The Garden of the Queens

The park was established in 1892 AD and is located in the east of the city center and is covered by large green areas. There is also a slope covered by beautiful greenery. The garden overlooks the sea directly. The park also includes many small lakes, which include many birds such as ducks, geese and seagulls.

In addition to that, the park includes many trees and roses that visitors can shade and tennis can be practiced inside the park, which provides special playgrounds for playing and also provides croquet courts. There are cafes inside the park that serve snacks, as well as enjoyable drinks.

6- Brighton Victorian Quay

Brighton Pier is called the Palace Pier and it was called this nickname until 2000 AD, but then its name was changed to Brighton Pier in relation to the city in which it is located, and it was opened in 1899 AD. Sit on the sand and enjoy the fresh air

There are also many activities suitable for children, such as playing in the sand, visiting amusement parks and games on the pier that are suitable for young and old. Fish lovers can also practice fishing from the top of the pier or rent a yacht to go on a cruise on the pier and around the city. You can also go to one of the restaurants that serve seafood. And a cup of delicious coffee.

7- Brighton Marina

Brighton Marina is an industrial marina that was built between 1971 and 1979 and covers an area of ​​127 acres. Development operations in the marina are still continuing. The most important feature of the marina is the large basin inside, which contains many ships of different sizes that are used in various activities such as fishing, hiking and trade.

The marina also provides the possibility of renting ships for a tour inside the sea and also provides the possibility of renting diving tools to practice snorkeling and explore the beautiful waters and watch the coral reefs in the ocean below the sea.

8- Stanmerpark

The park is located in the west of the University of Sussex in England and in the northeast of the city of Brighton. The park was built in the eighteenth century and is one of the most important parks in Brighton and is very popular with visitors from the city’s residents and tourists.

The park includes stables for horses and large green spaces for children. It also contains many rare trees and various plants that attract visitors to see them. Inside the park, there are many wide lakes and artificial waterways. The park provides covered cars for safari trips, seeing animals and a large bat house.

9- Brighton Eye

The Brighton eye was built in 2016 with a height of 165 m, and through it, the entire city can be seen and its pleasant beaches. The eye is a high metal column containing a huge cylindrical glass capsule that carries

You can lie down and watch the city through it, as it contains comfortable seats that enable the visitor to enjoy when it is slowly taking off

It also allows the establishment of parties and evenings such as birthday parties and weddings, and there are many facilities for games for young and old, and there are many restaurants and cafes to provide the best quiet English food and drinks.

Discover more places to visit in Brighton and learn about the comprehensive guide on places you can visit while traveling to Brighton.

Tourism in Australia 2021

Australia is one of the most important global tourism destinations. It is a country rich in beautiful landscapes that embrace contemporary architecture. Australia is famous for its many cities, which include a wide range of prominent tourist attractions.

Australia is a country and a continent at the same time surrounded by the Indian and Pacific Ocean. Australia is famous for its forests, wildlife and nature reserves. Canberra is the capital of Australia, but Sydney is the heart of Australia and an important tourist and economic destination for Australia, where water channels, lakes, parks and gardens are all over the city. Arab travelers come to Australia for the purpose of spending holidays and also for the purpose of joining educational institutes in Australia, learning the English language or completing university studies because it contains the best universities in the world.

Australia is located in the Southern Hemisphere, bordered to the north by the Timor Sea, the Sea of ​​Arvora and the Strait of Tours, to the east by the Coral Sea and Tasman Sea, to the south by the Bass Corridor and the Indian Ocean, and to the west by the Indian Ocean.

Climate in Australia
There are big differences in temperature all over Australia, in the north we find the temperatures are very high, and there are other areas that are colder, and it does not snow in any of the Australian cities but it does fall in the Australian Alps.

Climate conditions in Australia vary due to the vast extent of the country. We find that rain falls throughout the year on the eastern coast due to the wind blowing from the ocean and colliding with the mountains of eastern Australia. In summer, rain falls in the center of the continent, and is almost non-existent in the western half of it.

About a third of Australia’s area is tropical and the rest is in the temperate zone. The coldest areas are in the southeast corner of the main part of the country and in Tasmania. The following table shows the months and climatic seasons in Australia:
Summer December to February, Autumn March to May, Winter June to August, Spring September – November.

Experts advise you not to spend a lot of time in the sun while you are in Australia, the sun there is really strong, and for some environmental reason, it has a much stronger effect on the skin than any other country, even southeast Queensland has the highest rate of skin cancer in the world, and I know that it is only 30 minutes In the Australian sun is enough enough to burn your skin.

Before traveling to Australia
Before traveling to Australia, you must obtain an electronic visa by visiting the official website

This applies to many Arab countries, including the Arab Gulf states, and a visa to travel to Australia allows you, dear Arab tourist, to stay for a maximum period of 3 months in Australia.

transportation in australia
Due to the vastness of Australia, the best way to travel between cities is by plane, and if the city you want to visit is nearby, you can use buses or trains.

Best times to travel to Australia
The best time to travel to Australia depends precisely on which part of the country you are traveling to, and you must remember that Australia is in the southern hemisphere, so the seasons are opposite to those in the northern hemisphere.

Do know that the southern part of the country, such as Sydney and Melbourne, is usually more popular during the summer months from December and January to February, so it will be more crowded and more expensive. Then you can go in October and November, March or April to avoid the crowds and save money, and don’t worry the temperatures in those months will still be nice.

If you are planning a trip to the northern region of Queensland, you can go in the winter months of June, July or August. Winter is also a good time to visit hot desert regions, such as Uluru.

Residence in Australia
Due to the high prices of accommodation in hotels in Australia, you can stay in hostels, and contrary to popular belief, hostels are not only for young people, but are considered comfortable places with rooms and private bathrooms, and if you do not mind, they can be a cheap alternative that saves you more money.

And if you’re traveling with family, or with friends, there are plenty of affordable accommodation options across Australia with accommodations ranging from rooms in locals’ homes, to beautiful homes suitable for groups that you can access via Airbnb. Accommodation costs differ from one state to another and from one city to another, and also vary according to the type of accommodation.

The language in Australia
Australia does not have an official language, but Australian English is the national and popular language in the country. Australian English is similar to English in grammar and spelling, with some notable exceptions.

Accommodation costs in Australia
Youth hostels (hospitality):

Hostels start at A$20 for a bedroom per night, although they go as high as A$40 in the larger coastal cities.

Private rooms with a double bed and a shared bathroom in the hostel range from AUD 80-100 per night.

Medium-cost hotels:

It will cost you at least about AUD 75-95 for the following: a double room, private bathroom, TV, and breakfast.

The cost of multi-chain international hotels is close to 200 Australian dollars.

Camping costs:

Camping per night costs A$15-30 (possible to bring your own tent, or increase if you are booking a parking spot).

food in australia
Food is a bit expensive in Australia!

Most good cafes or restaurants will cost at least A$20.

And if you want to cook a c

If you have your own food, the expected cost will be around AUD 100 per week.

Grocery value that will include: (pasta, vegetables, chicken, and other basic food items).

The cost of fast food (takeaway)

Fast food is one of the cheapest in Australia, costing around A$8-10 for sandwiches.

And about AUD 15 for a meal (burger, fries, soda).

There you will find the best restaurants that serve Asian and Indian food

Where you can get a great meal and nutritional value for less than 10 AUD!

Transportation costs
Local trains and buses into the city cost A$3-4 but the Greyhound bus is the easiest way to take you on a tour around the country as ticket fees start at A$145 and go all the way to A$3,000.

There are also backpacker buses like the Oz Experience that start at A$535 (although not recommended by previous tourist reviews).

As for the least expensive and most popular way is to drive your trip yourself, renting a caravan (camping vehicle) starts at AUD 60 per day.

Flying is very expensive due to limited competition, especially when going from coast to coast.

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Brief facts
Official name: Commonwealth of Australia.
Area: 7,692,024 km²
Population: more than 24 million people.
National language: English.
Capital: Canberra.
System of government: a constitutional monarchy.
International Dial Code: +61
Currency: Australian dollar.
Working days and hours: from Monday to Friday, and official working hours start from 9 am to 5 pm.

Emergency numbers: – (000) The main emergency number for the fire, police and ambulance, which can be reached from any landline or mobile phone in Australia.
– (112) The secondary emergency number can be contacted from mobile phones only.
– (106) The emergency number for calling via phone text messages for people who are deaf or have a hearing or speech impairment. This service works via a telegraph machine (TTY) or via a computer connected to a modem.

General information about Australia
Sydney is the largest city in Australia.

Australia is the largest country in terms of area and population.

Its longest river is the Murray River, which has a length of 2,575 km.

The highest mountain peak is Wilhelm Peak, which is located in Papua New Guinea, and is 4,964 meters above sea level.

Its climate is often characterized by extreme heat with little rainfall, high evaporation rates, and variations in temperature between night and day.

The first European discoverer of it is the Dutch sailor Film Janson, in the year 1606 AD when he saw the head of Cape York Peninsula, which is located in the far north of Australia from the eastern side, and in the year 1788 AD the British arrived from the southeastern side of it, and in the nineteenth century By birth, the continent contains some British settlements.

Among the most important Australian mineral wealth: lead, iron, petroleum, gold, zinc, coal, silver, nickel, zinc, and copper.

Among the most important Australian agricultural products: coconuts, cocoa, rubber, coffee, timber, apples, wheat, grapes, sugar cane, and bananas.

Tourism in Leeds

The city of Leeds was established in the eighteenth century in its current form, and it became famous in England after the first railway was established to transport coal from the mines located five kilometers from the city. Tourist in Leeds:

1- Museum of Royal Arms

The museum is considered one of the oldest museums in Leeds, United Kingdom, and even the oldest in the world, as it contains many weapons and armor and includes six galleries to display more than 8,500 artifacts that include many diverse weapons obtained from different parts of the world.

The museum displays the history of the development of weapons from ancient times to the present time, which are used in wars. It also displays the arts and plans of combat in war, and all of this is in the internal museum. As for the external museum, it presents live performances by some warriors, as well as duels between knights and their use of weapons and armor in ancient times.

2- Harwood House

The large house Harwood House is one of the important tourist attractions in Leeds, as it dates back to the eighteenth century.

The house also includes many rooms and halls from the inside, the most important of which is the hall in which many paintings and artifacts are displayed, as well as the music room and the library room. Renaissance.

3- Millennium Square

The square is a link between many of the streets in Leeds, England, and it is the largest square in the city. The work was completed and presented in 2000 AD. The square expresses the history and civilization that contemporary and passed through the city, which is expressed by many buildings, markets, streets and places that are more than a century old and are held by the hour. Of the city’s festivals and celebrations throughout the year

There is also a large screen in the square that brings together visitors and tourists to watch sports events and important English matches. There are many restaurants in the square that offer the best food and drinks to its visitors.

4- Round High Park

There is Ronde High Park in Leeds, England, and it is one of the most visited areas and the most important characteristic of it is the vast green spaces and the availability of many diverse trees and different water resources. It was opened in 1872 and its area is approximately 2.8 square kilometers.

It includes many dense forests with trees, colorful flowers and green meadows, as well as a variety of wild animals, such as rabbits, squirrels, and a group of birds. It also has a lake that helps to bring comfort and reassurance to the souls. It is also a source of children’s entertainment, where birds feed and the presence of many entertaining games.

5- Victoria Square

The square is located in the George Street area in Leeds and is considered one of the most important tourist attractions in the city. Shopping in the field is one of the most enjoyable activities undertaken by tourists and visitors in England

The square is considered one of the oldest markets in the city. It is in the form of a long market with a glass roof that makes the market distinct from the rest of the markets. Visitors are not only shopping, but also to see archaeological and historical monuments and learn about the traditional life of the city’s residents. There are many shops that display clothes at the highest fashion. Fashion and other for displaying souvenirs and also for displaying traditional English products

6- City Square

The square is to the north of Leeds railway station, a triangular paved area with six avenues and a famous building which is a post office on the northwest side, an embroidered Grade II building, built in the classical style, with four floors and two main entrances.

There are also many bronze statues in the square, such as the statue of the black prince on his horse with distress panels, eight nymphs who carry lamps and put flowers either on their heads or in their hands, the statue of James Watt, the famous engineer, Dr. Hook, Leeds deputy, and Joseph Priestley. The famous chemist, John Harston, a local clothing merchant who built a church and a grammar school.

Tourism in Liverpool

The city of Liverpool is one of the world-famous cities. It is the cultural capital of Europe. It is also one of the most important industrial and commercial cities in England. It was built after the city of London, which is one of the oldest cities in England, and one of the most facilities that gave it world fame is the University of Liverpool and Liverpool Football Club, and one of the most important Its attractions:

1- Liverpool Museum

The museum is considered one of the most famous museums in Liverpool, despite its recent establishment. It was opened to visitors in 2011. The most important characteristic of the splendor of its interior and exterior design For culture, fashion and the most important archaeological buildings in the city

The museum also allows to attend concerts, cultural performances and plays presented by famous artists in the city. The museum also offers presentations on archeology and history for children in an interesting scientific way.

2- The World Museum

The museum was established in 1851 AD and initially consisted of two rooms and a library, but with the increasing popularity of the museum, the land of the new building was donated by the local representative and merchant William Brown, which is located on William Brown Street. It is home to a planetarium that offers various shows about the solar system, planets, space exploration, and shows for children

The museum also includes a section on antiquities and Egyptology, which contains 15,000 objects from Egypt and Sudan, and there are more than 5,000 Egyptian artifacts donated to the museum. It also unites a group of exhibits for the natural world of plants, animals and insects.

3- Liverpool Cathedral

Liverpool Cathedral is located in the south of the city and is located at the top of Mount St. James. It is the largest Anglican cathedral in the world and the largest cathedral in England. The architecture and architecture of the cathedral were designed in the Gothic style. Psychological control of the place

There are also many golden carvings and statues inside, topped by a large bell consisting of five bells together. The cathedral offers its visitors documentaries translated in several languages ​​about the history of its establishment and the difficult circumstances it went through, and there are places to serve meals and drinks.

4- Liverpool giant wheel

The Liverpool Wheel is located on the waterfront of the city, and it is also called the Echo Liverpool Wheel because of its proximity to the Echo Arena, and one of the most important features of it is to watch it from anywhere inside the city.

One capsule accommodates eight people with attention to safety and chairs inside the capsule. The wheel has received a huge turnout from its pioneers from the first day, where its passengers can view the entire city from above and see its most important landmarks. There are many restaurants and cafeterias next to the wheel to eat the most delicious meals and drink the best drinks.

5- Liverpool Central Library

The library is located in the center of Liverpool, on William Brown Street, and is considered one of the twenty-two largest libraries in Britain. The library has undergone many developments in 2013, making it one of the most important great libraries in England and the world

Inside it, it is possible to tour and learn about the history of its establishment, the development processes that have taken place and the accessories that have joined it, such as the large glass dome and modern stairs. The library also provides a free internet network and its visitors are given free copies of the books they prefer.

6- Sefton Liverpool Park

The park is located in the Sefton neighborhood, which the park was named after. The park includes many tennis courts, bowling courts, and playgrounds to host the local football league. It also has large areas for walking and jogging. The park also includes beautiful flowers and huge perennial trees that help calm and bring peace and relaxation. for its visitors

There is also a circus in the park that presents acrobatic performances, trained animal shows and clown shows. The park also cares for children, providing them with a range of safe games and small swings. There is also a large hall in the park where many cultural and musical concerts and art exhibitions are held.

Tourism in England

Tourism in England remains one of the most popular tourist destinations for Arab travelers, London is the capital of the United Kingdom and its largest city. You cannot go to England without visiting London and enjoying its beauty that enchants all its visitors. It is true that it is a city that requires a lot of money to enjoy it. Where restaurants, hotels and many other attractions are a little expensive. But despite its cost, there are a large number of duty-free shops, museums, parks and a lot of free activities.

There are other tourist cities in England, which are Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham, Bath, Leeds, Brighton, Oxford. The territory of England is characterized by being plain, which helped the development of civilization in it and increased its tourism balance among the countries of the world, offering a wonderful mix between rural and urban life. In a manner of harmony and harmony, as it transports the tourist between the ancient world and its antiquities, and the modern world and the development and urbanization it contains, England relies on the tourism sector to supply its economy and national income.

England is the best tourist city in Britain and shares land borders with Scotland in the north, Wales in the west, the Irish Sea in the northwest, the Celts Sea in the southwest and the North Sea in the east, and the English Channel separates it from the European continent in the south. Mainland England consists of the central and southern parts of the island of Great Britain in the North Atlantic Ocean, and also includes more than 100 smaller islands, such as the Isles of Scilly and the Isle of Wight.

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It is bordered to the north by Scotland, and to the west by Wales. England is closer to the European continent than any other part of the British Isles. It is separated from France by a strait, the Strait of Dover. The Channel Tunnel links the two states near Folkestone.

England is surrounded by the waters of the Irish Sea, the North Sea and the Atlantic Ocean, and the most important rivers in it are the Thames, Mersey and Tyne. The tides raise the water level in the estuaries, enabling ships to enter the ports. The River Severn is the longest river in England, with a length of 354 km. It flows into the Bristol Canal. However, the popular belief is that the Thames is the longest, although its length is 346 km.

There are many lakes in England, most of them named after the county in which they are located, the largest of which is Lake Windmere, known as the “Queen of Lakes”.

Climate in England
England has a temperate oceanic climate meaning that it is considered temperate with temperatures not much below zero in the winter and no more than 32°C in the summer.

The weather is relatively humid. The coldest months are January and February, particularly on the English coast, while July is usually the warmest month. The months that have warm weather with the least rainfall are May, June, September and October.

England’s biggest climatic influence is its proximity to the Atlantic Ocean, and the warming of the waters around the Gulf Stream. England receives a very large proportion of rain during the year, especially in the fall and winter.

Conditions for obtaining a British tourist visa
The conditions that we will talk about are valid for all Arab countries on which Britain imposes a visa, so whoever asks about the conditions of Britain’s visa for Saudis, Moroccans, or Egyptians … they are the same for all and do not change with the change of nationalities of the applicants.

In general, the conditions for a London visa are as follows:

The person proves that they will leave the UK once the period specified in the visa has expired.

To prove that he is able to support himself or any of his dependents for the duration of his stay in London or Britain as a whole.

Provide a travel plan or itinerary (i.e. everything related to travel such as booking airline tickets, hotel…).

Provide proof of any business or other activities the person wants to do in the UK if they wish to undertake a business visit.

If a person wants to travel to Britain to do scientific and academic research, he must provide evidence that he is highly qualified in his field of expertise.

For those who want to receive treatment in Britain, they must prove that they need advice or special treatment in Britain, prove that they have paid for arrangements for examinations or treatment, and also prove that they have enough money to pay the cost of treatment, including return costs, and prove that they will leave country once treatment is completed.

If the person is going to visit one of his relatives, he must provide proof of the relationship between him and that person.

Best time to visit England
Thanks to the mild climate, visiting England all year round is fun. Summer is the peak tourism season, during the summer temperatures do not exceed 30 degrees Celsius. Although the tourist places are teeming with tourists, the atmosphere is wonderful thanks to the warm weather, in this period there are constantly many events and festivals all over the country

Spring and autumn are great times to visit England, when the temperatures are mild compared to the rest of the seasons, but be prepared for a little rain here and there.

Winter lasts in England from December to February (February) and temperatures rarely drop below 5 degrees Celsius. During this time, the tourist crowds are greatly reduced.
It should be noted that some tourist places in the north or in the mountains during this period may be closed.

Tourism costs in England
For $160 a day you can stay in a budget hotel, eat at inexpensive restaurants, take some intercity rail trips (if you book early), visit some paid attractions, and take some guided tours.

Tips to save money while traveling to England
Take advantage of free museums – Public museums offer free admission in every city in

All over England and the United Kingdom.

Book early – book all transportation in advance, even if you don’t plan to use it. Prices can be around £2.

Take a free walking tour Most major cities in England offer free walking tours. They usually last a few hours and are a great way to see the city.

Eat special lunches – Another way to cut down on your food expenses is to stick to eating only during lunch. Restaurants offer great brunch deals where you can get multi-course meals for around £10 (US$13) or 2 for one front pizza special.