Mbunza Living Museum
Mbunza Living Museum
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bocoye55
Dieue-sur-Meuse, Frankrike16 bidrag
sep. 2023 • Familie
Une plongée dans la vie tribale des Mbunza du secteur de Rundu, traditions, culture, danses, pharmacopée , jeux et artisanat. Vous apprendrez et apprécierez ce retour dans le temps. Pour les enfants un émerveillement pour les yeux , vraiment à faire absolument. Juste la route pour y arriver est un peu difficile pour une voiture traditionnelle mais faisable et il me semble plus que 4,5 km pour y acceder.
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Compréhension de l’anglais nécessaire pour apprécier
Skrevet 27. september 2023
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Gerry
Nafels, Sveits44 bidrag
okt. 2019
Ich war schon mehrmals dort und jedesmal wurden wir sehr freundlich empfangen. Die Führung durch das Showdorf ist sehr interessant. Man bekommt einen grossen Einblick in das Leben der Mbunza. Auf alle Fragen wird kompetent geantwortet. Dieses Dorf wurde als Bestes der von uns besuchten Orte gewertet.
Skrevet 5. november 2019
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Christian K
Köln, Tyskland31 bidrag
okt. 2019 • Par
A "must see" - wir waren morgens dort und haben gelernt, wie man aus einfachen Rohstoffen sinnvolle Dinge des täglichen Bedarfs machen kann.
Und man bekommt einen Eindruck, wie vllt auch heute noch der ein oder andere sich seine Hütte / Haus baut
Absolut sehenswert!
Und man bekommt einen Eindruck, wie vllt auch heute noch der ein oder andere sich seine Hütte / Haus baut
Absolut sehenswert!
Skrevet 16. oktober 2019
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dondomi
St. Gallen, Sveits83 bidrag
okt. 2019
Wir haben das Living Museum sehr spannend empfunden. Die Informationen waren vielfältig und alles wurde gut erklärt. Leider ist der See ausgetrocknet, aber dafür kann nur die Natur etwas :-)
Skrevet 10. oktober 2019
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Carsten H
Wiesbaden, Tyskland27 bidrag
sep. 2019 • Par
Führung durch ein Museumsdorf mit traditioneller Lebensweise. Obwohl wir nur zu zweit waren, kamen wir am Ende unserer Führung in den Genuss einer lebensfrohen und temperamentvollen Tanz- und Musikaufführung. Toll!
Skrevet 7. oktober 2019
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Julie C
Terranora, Australia265 bidrag
jun. 2019 • Par
The Mbunza Living Museum is situated 14 km west of Rundu on the river and was begun with German aid to help promote the local communities earn a profit from their traditional skills. We were the first people to visit the museum today and our guide, Paulinus, spoke good English. He took us through the village, explaining how the older men and women sleep on the western side of the family compound because that is where the evil and bad spirits come from. Thus they protect the young children. There were 18 adults and one young child in the village. As we went around, each of the people demonstrated a traditional skill used in their normal life. These included making a fishing trap, preparing a goat skin ready for tanning, moulding clay to make a rhino ornament for use as currency, beating sisal reed and stripping it to make rope, making a dancing skirt from bamboo and sisal for celebrations, carving a small canoe out of mangeti timber, weaving a sleeping mat and basket weaving, cracking mangeti nuts, “churning” the cows’ milk to make butter, pounding and sifting mahangu (a type of millet), playing a complicated strategy game using small rocks in indents in the sand, necklace making from dyed calabash seeds and small bones, and blacksmithing which was traditionally done in a secret place, using a kind of bellows (sometimes up to 20 bellows in a circle) to heat the fire hot enough to change the rock into something hard like iron.
Behind a hut was an altar where some calabash (a pumpkin like vegetable) containers and monkey orange skins were hanging. Here they received blessings as they went out hunting, and where they offered the heart of the beast they had caught. Our guide then played a mouth bow, a musical instrument played when hunting to attract small animals. It sounded very soothing. He showed us 16 different plants used for medicinal purposes, like upset stomachs, burns, diarrhoea, fertility problems, mosquito repellent, pimples, tooth ache and snake bites.
Our last experience was a performance of traditional singing and dancing, showing how they keep their history. They performed three songs which included the trilling tongue vibrating sound (ululation) at certain times throughout the songs, accompanied by 3 drummers with dancing by 10 women and 5 men.
At the end there were artefacts for sale, similar to the items we had seen people making earlier. We were extremely impressed by this museum, and the organised and educational way they showed us their traditional life.
Behind a hut was an altar where some calabash (a pumpkin like vegetable) containers and monkey orange skins were hanging. Here they received blessings as they went out hunting, and where they offered the heart of the beast they had caught. Our guide then played a mouth bow, a musical instrument played when hunting to attract small animals. It sounded very soothing. He showed us 16 different plants used for medicinal purposes, like upset stomachs, burns, diarrhoea, fertility problems, mosquito repellent, pimples, tooth ache and snake bites.
Our last experience was a performance of traditional singing and dancing, showing how they keep their history. They performed three songs which included the trilling tongue vibrating sound (ululation) at certain times throughout the songs, accompanied by 3 drummers with dancing by 10 women and 5 men.
At the end there were artefacts for sale, similar to the items we had seen people making earlier. We were extremely impressed by this museum, and the organised and educational way they showed us their traditional life.
Skrevet 21. juli 2019
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Hi Julie c,,
Thank you for your nice review. It makes us proud that the concept we are trying to implement in the six Living Museums in Namibia is received so well, especially in the Mbunza Living Museum. Well Done guys!
Regards,
Sebastian
Director & Marketing (Living Culture Foundation Namibia. )
Skrevet 23. juli 2019
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PhotosbyPharos
Penticton, Canada631 bidrag
mai 2019 • Alene
A huge effort has gone into recreating the local way of life at this living museum.
We saw how life was conducted — basket-weaving, churning butter, making ropes, pounding millet, and a small smithy, etc. Also we enjoyed a demo of drumming, singing and dancing at the end of our two hour visit. Recommended.
We saw how life was conducted — basket-weaving, churning butter, making ropes, pounding millet, and a small smithy, etc. Also we enjoyed a demo of drumming, singing and dancing at the end of our two hour visit. Recommended.
Skrevet 5. juli 2019
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Horst S
Cape Town sentrum, Sør-Afrika708 bidrag
mai 2019 • Venner
Regardless of what you expect, the low enthusiasm shown by the tour leader and the "artists", coupled with the minimal information provided in no way justify the NS$ 170/person spent. Even if it is for a good cause (like all cultural tours are), 90% of them have become used to a constant steam of visitors pouring in - and just sit and wait. Unfortunately...
Skrevet 20. mai 2019
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Alex
Landsmeer, Nederland128 bidrag
mai 2019 • Par
We stayed at Hakusembe river lodge and in the surroundings is not much to do, so we decided to go to the Mbunza living museum. That was an excellent decision, because it was a great experience. You’re probably the only one visiting that day. The day we went the logbook of the past weeks was very empty. Unfortunately they don’t get a lot of visitors.
One of the tribe members gave us a guided tour. He showed us how the tribe lives; everyone has his own role in the community. They are self sufficient. Best part of the tour was when the whole tribe performed three cultural dances! When you drive between Rundu and Divundu you see a lot of these community’s. Because of the guided tour you get a good idea how the people in the surrounding live. You can also buy handmade craft. Great souvenirs!
One of the tribe members gave us a guided tour. He showed us how the tribe lives; everyone has his own role in the community. They are self sufficient. Best part of the tour was when the whole tribe performed three cultural dances! When you drive between Rundu and Divundu you see a lot of these community’s. Because of the guided tour you get a good idea how the people in the surrounding live. You can also buy handmade craft. Great souvenirs!
Skrevet 15. mai 2019
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uevgen
Dnipro, Ukraina12 bidrag
jan. 2019 • Venner
We've attend Mbunza living museum in Jan 2019.
From my point of view this place is undeservedly underestimated. Very detailed explanation for each aspect of life took longer than stated including real fishing and blacksmith.
It was a pleasant surprise for us.
Highly recommend to attand.
From my point of view this place is undeservedly underestimated. Very detailed explanation for each aspect of life took longer than stated including real fishing and blacksmith.
It was a pleasant surprise for us.
Highly recommend to attand.
Skrevet 26. januar 2019
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