For centuries, the southernmost province of Dhofar in Oman, with its port of Salalah, served as the epicenter of a thriving frankincense trade. The Land of Frankincense trail, comprising four UNESCO-listed sites, offers a journey through the history and significance of this aromatic sap. Visitors can explore the ancient landscapes and ruins that once supported the trade, gaining insights into the region’s rich past and the cultural and economic importance of frankincense.
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