butuan national museum
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butuan national museum印象
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Closed till December 2013 or January 2014. The only thing to see now will be the frozen remains of the largest crocodile in captivity whilst alive, Lolong.The annoying thing was that the tourism supervisor in the arrival area of Butuan airport did not advise me of this. In fact he told me to go to the Butuan National Museum before going to see other attractions.
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It was open but only a few pieces in display. It was already renovated pretty decently - close to what a museum is supposed to look like now. (Relieved!) I tried to read all those narrations in pictures to learn as much about Butuan. (According to Mario from Balangay Shrine Museum, there used to be more but since the museum is under renovation, you can only see less than before. There are 2 curators on site who can help guide but we knew this too late since we went here before Balangay Shrine. Should have asked the guard for this guide/s.). Worthy to go there to learn about rituals (like how they force-shape heads as early as baby years due to socioeconomic standing, rituals in building boats), proofs of how mature/structured their economic network was, how Butuan became Butuan geographically, and ....Lolong.Warning: Next is a bit morbid but it is what it is........ :(Lolong, world's largest crocodile, was cut into pieces to fit into 2 freezers :( Upto this date, it is still being disputed on what to do with him ever since his death last Feb 2013! Am so speechless with this :( The great one has now become a forgotten one. Really feel bad on how we treat things like this and hope there comes a resolution on what to do with him. Give him the appropriate respect.
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The museum is very simple but ask a guide to walk you through the place and you will learn about how rich Butuan's history is and you'll find yourself eager to learn more. The discovery of balangay boats here show how the city played a central role in trade many years ago. Visit other places like the bonbon bequibel shell midden and the bood promontory to know more about their rich history
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If you love to see museum and artifacts then you must visit this museum in Butuan City. Only 2.5 kms. from Almont City hotel by tricycle ( P8.00 / pax ).
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old chunks of boat parts to view, just a bit of history. quite interesting to know that it was preserved. the road leading to it is of concrete.
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An excellent museum with extensive displays highlighting the history of Butuan and Mindanao. It gives you a much better insite to the people and the place. I would highly recommend visiting here first as it will place in perspective the other area highlights you may vsit.
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Open daily, but not in weekends. See the history of soutern Philippines, and the interesting items collected here
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The curator was very helpful and she explained the history if butuan with gusto. Interesting and informative for those who wish to know the history of butuan
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I like the museum because it has plenty of facts about Butuan city.
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Butuan soll die aelteste Siedlung der Philippinen sein. Das Museum ist recht interessant. In zwei grossen Ausstellungsraeumen werden viele Exponate, gut sortiert und beschrieben gezeigt. Im Empfangssaal sind umfangreiche geschichtliche Beschreibungen angeschlagen. Es gibt auch einige Schaukaesten und einen Bildschirm mit abrufbaren Informationen. Mit etwas Glueck bekommt man gute Infos von den Angestellten. Das Museum liegt in einem Park in dem viele Baeume und Straeucher mit Beschreibungen versehen sind. Es liegt in der Naehe der "City Hall". Etwas versteckt findet man dort auch das "Tourist Office".