Natural History Museum — Attraction in Isle Mauritius

It’s amazing that the museum is free of charge. The exhibition is simple, but there is definitely plenty to see and read. It was really interesting! What is truly striking is the incredible story of the dodo. It’s remarkable how the islanders managed to turn this tragedy — the story of human cruelty, greed, and selfishness — into a beautiful legend, where the dodo appears on their national currency and has become a national symbol. As I read about the extinction of this big, kind bird, I can’t help but feel deeply ashamed for humanity. It seems to me that penguins might be next — just as defenseless and peaceful, and of no real interest to us for breeding as meat...

The Natural History Museum Mauritius is a portal into the vibrant world of our planet’s unique biodiversity. Located in the bustling city of Port Louis, this incredible institution is a must-see for nature enthusiasts and curious minds alike. From the intricate marine life exhibits to the fossil displays and taxidermy collections, every corner of the museum offers a fascinating glimpse into a rich discovery both past and present. Whether you're an animal lover, a history buff, or simply seeking an engaging cultural experience, the Natural History Museum is a treasure trove of...

An ok place to visit that needs some updating and modernisation to keep visitors engaged.

Other government sanctioned museums are in better conditions than this place, so it would be great if they are able to update here as well.

The one interesting area was a section dedicated to the dodo where you can find a near-full skeleton of the dodo whilst also providing some insight into the history of the dodo and research into finding remains.

Overall, this is a relatively short visit with the dodo skeleton as...