On my last night in Oman, Margaret and I decided to have dinner at the Al-Bustan Palace, one of the most lavish hotels in Arabia. The hotel hosted a "bedouin dinner" in which we were treated to a feast of traditional Arab foods under bedouin tents, while a troupe of Omani performers sang and danced. Along with these photos, you can listen to the musicians or see them perform.

	We're greeting by a troupe of singers and musicians.
	Woman making Omani flatbread.		Drummers and singers.
	Enjoying desert in our bedouin tent.		Enjoying an apple-flavored shisha. The "tobacco" is actually made out of dried fruit. Seriously!
			Margaret tries her first shisha.
	Not bad!
	A camel sits outside the dinner area.
	The hotel's atrium, from the roof to the floor, stitched together into a single photo.		Panorama of the atrium.
	Fountain inside the Al Bustan Palace.