The artifacts were amazing, it’s worth the visit. Though my experience with asking for information was not that pleasant. I asked the lady at the counter where i could get a ticket and she showed me a very ling queue that if one sees it, would be discouraged to join in the line which actually happened to me. But nevertheless i decided to take the chance which was good because then after halfway through the line i saw some people just going past the line and i wondered where they were going. Then I realized that the line i was in was not even for buying the tickets it was for those who had tickets already and they were queuing to get in. So I walked towards the front and that’s where i was ablevto see the counter for buying tickets. I was told that the tickets were sold out for the time frame iwas there then so i had to come back the next day for a 13:30 slot. This confusion could have been avoided if the information counter lady had guided me accordingly. I wasted so much time for this museum but good thing i had the time but for those who doesn’t, please be aware that the long queue is not for buying the ticket. Another thing is that when i was about to enter the museum, there i was told that i had to place my backpack in the locker in the lower lobby so at this point i lost my place in the queue again good thing i still saw where i stood last. I would have expected a more professional handling of the flow of museum visitors in such a popular destination. Better signs and competent staff