Name: Damara Living Museum
Address: Namibia, NA

Damara Living Museum is a museum, located at Namibia. Visit their website www.lcfn.info for more detailed information.

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Added by Jopie, at 21 December 2016

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Octavian Nedea

25 March 2018

An open-air living museum, undoubtely the best place to experience the genuine Damara culture, way of life and traditions. Definitely a must see. Very informed and well prepared guides, many activities available. Amazing songs and dances at the end of a very interesting visit. Traditional, original handicrafts for sale on site too.
Michael Roth

24 September 2017

I am not exactly sure, but it looks decent and very authentic. It's very much worth a visit. The entry fee itself is not that much, but you are kind of expected to by some crafts. The crafts seem nice, although I am not sure if they are made by the same people who run the museum.
Charlie Houghton

14 July 2017

Excellent!!! Both informative and entertaining, while not being demeaning to the participants or observers.
Fabian Greiler

03 July 2017

Really great experience. Had a great time there.
Stephen Huggard

14 May 2017

Interesting place. Great to learn the way of life of the Damara people. They make it very entertaining and perform a traditional dance for you.
Bruno Freddie Hegner

17 March 2017

Great experience though cultures seem to be mixed regarding what's regarded as Damara or originates from the San. But great introduction into the general overall cultures in Namibia
Dag Ingemar Nuhma

16 March 2017

Don´t miss it!
Pornchai Supnithi

14 January 2017

Damara Living Museum is run by the local community to show and exhibit the indigeneous crafts, rituals, and way of life. You can buy the tickets at the entrance either to be inside the compound or include the hunting demonstration. The entrance is a pile of large reddish stones that leads you to the inside areas. At the end of the tour, you will experience the lively group performance (singing, dancing). All explanations are in English. It is wonderful to support the locals!
Dietmar R. Franke

03 January 2017

Very interesting
Ellen Farber

28 December 2016

This small museum was a great way to learn about the damara culture. The guide showed us how they made clothes, started fires, and taught us about herbal medicines. The tour ended with a traditional song and dance. After the tour we were able to buy some locally made crafts.