Travel Diary Originating from the Arabian Peninsula Essay Example

from these trees. Our journey went on through Wahiba sands located in the desert. I was very happy to go through a desert for the first time. During that night, we slept at a camp which was on the same desert. For me, Oman was the best of all the place I have ever explored (Wolf et al, 2001).

Along Silk Road, we passed through Antioch, Adana, Murdunu, and Bursa cities. The Frankincense trees growing along the way made it appear green despite the fact that it was during the dry season. The Ancient monastic hospital which was a major form of art represented one of the most advancement in terms of technology. The silk towards the west was also another major form of art. The roads were very important to the residents as they are one of the core reasons as to why technology had thrived well in the place.

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