A must for lovers of history and culture! This museum features various halls with exhibitions about Oman's history, culture and its famed francincense. While you're there, make sure to touch the meteorites on display.

I actually loved it and it was better then expected. Not so much about Frankincense but more the history of the country. I think it’s well worth a visit. I stayed at the Anatara resort and took the boat the hotel has to the museum. It has to be pre booked at 10 Riyals return.

During the last Eid Al Adha holidays we dared to travel by car to Salalah from Abu Dhabi.Beside traveling to the Prophet's shrines we chose to visit the much adorable Museum of the Frankincense land. Even though it's small but is of much significance. I loved most the historic letter of our Holy Prophet (SM) to the then Omani rulers to accept Islam.The replica of the Fortress of Bahia of pre Islamic period,the display of boat building tools,the stone balls of 16th century and the Park were great

A very nice museum with some interactive exhibits in the frankincense section. The miniatures and Islamic exhibits are very nice as well. The outside tour of the old Mosques which are built on relics from the Iron Age can be visited on a Small buggy ride. This requires and additional ticket but a convenient way to cover the entire area. Close to Al Hafa old souq. Better to rent a car to access the Museum. Please check opening hours before visiting.

This site was a wonderful way to be introduced to Omani history and culture. It is located at the historical port used to transport frankincense. Exhibits in the museum included one on frankincense, historical site throughout Oman, 3D models of various buildings in the Sultanate, as well as new one on meteorites that have impacted the country. After visiting the museum, you can take a golf cart ride around the historical site. Be sure to check out the small shops on the property in the back! Prices are competitive!