MA-LOANGO MUSEUM
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Museum financed by Total E&P Congo focusing on local culture, the history of the Loango Kingdom, and slavery.
Formerly located in the palace of the Kingdom of Loango (Ma-Loango), residence of the last king Moe Poaty III, the museum has been transferred to new buildings, the construction of which was financed by Total E&P Congo. The guided tour is divided into two parts. One part focuses on local culture through objects (loincloths, furniture and kitchen utensils, weapons, basketry, musical instruments, etc.), while the other looks back at the kingdom's history and the slave trade through photos and explanatory panels. An instructive stopover.
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