O MAN
I never thought that I would be writing from the Sultanate of Oman to the good people following the blog. It is so cool to go to a country you know absolutely nothing about.
Oman is located immediately beside United Arab Emirates and is one of two Absolute Monarchy's in the world. The country is fairly wealthy, clean and peaceful. The climate is desert hot with a nice sea breeze coming of the ocean and the water is warm and highly swim-able.
First noticeable difference I made: it is not India.
The pace of life in Oman is like going in reverse compared to India. For the first time in recent memory, I am just chilling. This country is like a desert beach where everyone has a car, air conditioning and not much to do during the day. The people are relatively laid back, and there are relatively few of them. Only 3 million people in Oman.
I was greeted by my friend Rafael, who was the AIESEC Laurier national coach from AIESEC Canada last year and advised us on all sorts of obstacles. His team of 4 people on the AIESEC Oman national team live in a 3 story villa in what would be the suburbs of Muscat (the Capital). A couple interns also live in the villa and add a nice spice to the place.
I noticed about Oman was that luxury cars are quite prevalent, the people are quite humble and friendly, and Shawarma, Sheesha and Fruit Juice is incredible, accessible and cheap.
I never thought that I would be writing from the Sultanate of Oman to the good people following the blog. It is so cool to go to a country you know absolutely nothing about.
Oman is located immediately beside United Arab Emirates and is one of two Absolute Monarchy's in the world. The country is fairly wealthy, clean and peaceful. The climate is desert hot with a nice sea breeze coming of the ocean and the water is warm and highly swim-able.
First noticeable difference I made: it is not India.
The pace of life in Oman is like going in reverse compared to India. For the first time in recent memory, I am just chilling. This country is like a desert beach where everyone has a car, air conditioning and not much to do during the day. The people are relatively laid back, and there are relatively few of them. Only 3 million people in Oman.
I was greeted by my friend Rafael, who was the AIESEC Laurier national coach from AIESEC Canada last year and advised us on all sorts of obstacles. His team of 4 people on the AIESEC Oman national team live in a 3 story villa in what would be the suburbs of Muscat (the Capital). A couple interns also live in the villa and add a nice spice to the place.
I noticed about Oman was that luxury cars are quite prevalent, the people are quite humble and friendly, and Shawarma, Sheesha and Fruit Juice is incredible, accessible and cheap.
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