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The Bamenda Museum displays specimens of local handicrafts. A German fort there ( c. 1912) is a relic of the colonial period. A nurses’ training centre and a hospital serve the town, and the Cameroon College of Arts, Science, and Technology is located at nearby Bambili.
Bamenda, also known as Abakwa and Mankon Town, is a city in northwestern Cameroon and capital of the Northwest Region. The city has a population of about six hundred thousand people and is located 366 km north-west of the Cameroonian capital, Yaoundé. Map. Directions.
The Bamenda Museum offers visitors a unique and fascinating experience, with a variety of exhibits and activities to explore. Here are 10 things to do when visiting the Bamenda Museum. 1. Explore the Traditional Art Gallery: The museum's Traditional Art Gallery is a great place to start your visit.
It is the capital of the Northwest Region and is located at the edge of the Cameroonian highlands. Bamenda is known for its rich history, amazing facts, and things to do. This article will explore all of these aspects of Bamenda and provide an overview of the city.
Bamenda is the founding place and seat of the largest opposition political party in Cameroon, the Social Democratic Front (SDF), and the home of its leader, John Fru Ndi. There is a large military presence throughout the city.
1 Mankon Museum. Art and cultural museum describing the rich history of the Mankon fondom, a traditional kingdom. The museum is located in the former royal palace. 2 Nkwen Fon's Palace. daily 08:00-17:30. A new cultural heritage museum and venue space. (updated Aug 2020)
1 Απρ 2012 · In Bamenda there are cultural sites such as the Mankon Fon’s Palace with its museum, and the Bali Fon’s palace with its ancient architectural structures. The mountainous terrain around the city affords scenic views such as that from the mountain Sabga over the Ndop plain.
