National Museum of Kenya Review

Beautiful artifacts. Great place for tourists. This was my first stop in Nairobi. For a work day, it was so crowded but I totally enjoyed the experience.

I was here I had a lovely time. They gave some unique stuff in there

In the 1970s, paleontologists discovered a fossilized skull of a paleohuman on the eastern shore of Lake Turkana, with a small brain but a flat face very similar to the modern face and a small tooth, and later determined his age to be about 1.8 million years old. The Kenyan flat-faced man is almost twice the age of his.

The National Museum in Nairobi is definitely the most important museum in Africa because it has fossils and scenes of Sheila of human origin. It also shows many specimens of Kenya's endemic wildlife and mineral resources, which are the most important place to learn about this African hinterland country and worth a visit

It's worth visiting. I always feel that I have to go to the local museum to get to know a place. More than 1,000 shillings are for one person. The tour guide is free of charge, but in the end, tips should be given. There are many kinds of animals in the museum, the history of Kenya, the characteristics of different nationalities in Kenya, and so on. There are many, many, though not big, but still good.

Nairobi National Museum, also known as the Kenya National Museum, collects many specimens of animals and plants unique to the Kenyan grassland, as well as archaeological discoveries of early human activities. It is an important museum for the study of the history and development of human origin. At the same time, there are also introductions of Kenya's ethnic customs, which is the best place to learn about Africa, and it is worth visiting.