The Museum of the Frankincense Land is located in Oman, specifically in the city of Salalah. It showcases the rich history and cultural significance of frankincense, a resin obtained from the Boswellia tree, which has been traded for thousands of years. The museum features various exhibits that highlight the ancient trade routes and the role of frankincense in religious and medicinal practices. Visitors can explore artifacts, interactive displays, and multimedia presentations that illustrate the importance of frankincense in Omani heritage. The museum also emphasizes the ecological aspects of the frankincense tree and its sustainable harvesting, making it a valuable resource for both education and tourism in the region.