Brief synthesisThe four components of the Land of Frankincense dramatically illustrate the trade in frankincense that flourished in this region for many centuries. Wadi Dawka is an outstanding example of the growth of the frankincense tree (boswellia sacra) from which the resin was produced, collected and traded. Wadi Dawkah is a major place where the frankincense tree (boswellia sacra) can still be found and frankincense is harvested to this day. IntegrityThe Land of Frankincense sites include all elements necessary to express its Outstanding Universal Value. The Land of Frankincense sites are an integral part of a long-term sensitive cultural tourism strategy to inform regional, interregional and international visitors about the rich tradition of the Land of Frankincense.