Oman.

Nizwa in Oman is unimaginably peaceful and beautiful, like a fairy tale world. In the afternoon, you can climb up to Nizwa Fort, visit the castle and the adjacent oasis. The castle is winding and contains everything. It is a good choice to be an explorer in the castle (isn't there treasure or a case in the general castle? Here should sound Conan BGM); there are many cute animals in the oasis, single-humped camels, cute donkeys, and you can also feed rabbits and deer. When it is almost sunset, climb to the highest point of the castle, watch the sunset slowly, the most beautiful is the sunset and the lights that light up after the sky gradually darkens. Ps: The castle is very out of the picture, the color tone is unified, especially suitable for taking portraits. There is a Shawathin coffeeshop outside the Fort. It is a good choice to take a break under the big tree outside the restaurant, or go to the third floor to eat and watch the scenery. This position can see both the Fort and the Souq (market), blowing the evening breeze, watching the boys chasing and shouting on the street, the crowd riding horses, and the people buying things in the market, so full of life. If by chance, you can see horses, bicycles, motorcycles, and sports cars in a lane at the same time. There seems to be no rules, but there will be no disputes. I don't know why, in recent years when I travel abroad, I especially like to observe teenagers around the age of 10, playing wildly, unrestrained, and knowing what worries are, just like my youthful time that I can't go back.