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Oman
Melbourne to Muscatfrom: INR 26.954
Dhaka to Muscatfrom: INR 21.508
Vancouver to Muscatfrom: INR 57.919
Beijing to Muscatfrom: INR 24.180
Cairo to Muscatfrom: INR 15.257
Addis Ababa to Muscatfrom: INR 21.374
Munich to Muscatfrom: INR 11.671
Frankfurt to Muscatfrom: INR 13.226
Hong Kong to Muscatfrom: INR 24.246
Hyderabad to Muscatfrom: INR 8.288
Chennai to Muscatfrom: INR 11.105
Lucknow to Muscatfrom: INR 12.930
Bangalore to Muscatfrom: INR 5.518
Looking for a cheap ticket to Muscat? Here you can search all major low-cost airlines for cheap flights to Muscat International Airport (MCT).
The Muscat International Airport serving Muscat is a large airport in Oman. There are many flights to Muscat so it is quite easy to find a convenient and cheap flight to Muscat, but it is also wise to check out flights to other destinations in Oman.
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The best month to arrive at Muscat is July and the most expensive month to fly is September. (Average prices, based on 1154 datapoints.)
The best day to arrive at Muscat is Sunday and it would be best to avoid Wednesday, as prices are on average 19.58% higher than on Sunday. (Average prices, based on 812 datapoints.)
The cheapest airline flying from Muscat to is Flydubai. They are 49% cheaper than Turkish Airlines. (Average prices, based on 1180 datapoints.)
Not looking for flights to Muscat? You can check out these other destinations in Oman
Muscat, the capital of Oman, is situated between the Al Hajar Mountains and the Arabian Sea. It is characterized by traditional low-rise, white-washed architecture, distinguishing it from other regional capitals. Historically a strategic maritime trading port, its past includes 16th-century Portuguese influence, evidenced by the Al Jalali and Al Mirani forts. Modern landmarks such as the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque and the Royal Opera House demonstrate its cultural development. The city effectively integrates ancient heritage with modern infrastructure, maintaining a focus on Omani architectural identity.
