Museum of the Frankincense Land, Salalah

This museum showcases the rich culture and civilization of Oman. However if you are a fact finder or a guy who is keen to know about the Omani history, then it's not to miss art gallery for you. Moreover you will also get amazed by the transformation that the country had went through in the last four decades. This is a must visit spot for tourists who are coming in

The Maritime museum is a great visit, I loved the model boats from the different eras of naval history. It really sparks your imagination and curiosity. The history museum as well is absolutely fascinating with artefacts from all kinds of places bringing the past back to life in a very visual way. It really needs at least an hour. A walk around the Al Baleed ruins in nice weather is also great and the partially reconstructed castle is worth the walk. I’m hoping that much more will be reconstructed so the whole city is transformed into an inspiring walk-in museum.

Very nice small museum. One room details the maritime history of Oman, and the other room shows displays from prehistory through the present. It is located in an area that has been inhabited for centuries. Definitely worth a visit.

I found it interesting. I never knew that Oman is known as Frankencense land (земля ладана). It was fascinating to sea the Iron Age figures. Meteorite hall was totally unexpected.

Worth visiting! Very well maintained and preserved relics with a lot of knowledge about Oman, its cities, ports, naval history and tribes that used to live here centuries ago.