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National Museums releases a special “Night Tours” schedule.

Ivy Irungu
Last updated: September 18, 2024 5:16 am
Ivy Irungu
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National Museums of Kenya (NMK) has teamed up with CityBlue Hotels to introduce “Museum Night Tours,” offering a unique after-hours experience for visitors to delve into Kenya’s rich cultural heritage.

Director General Nancy Gikungu stated, “This groundbreaking initiative aims to enhance Kenya’s cultural tourism offerings by providing an intimate and immersive way for visitors to engage with the museum’s treasures.”

Gikungu explained that the night tours will be available through advance bookings for groups of 10 or more, ensuring a personalized experience. Participants will have the chance to explore NMK’s galleries, including the Hall of Kenya, the Great Hall of Mammals, Human Origins, Birds of East Africa, and the Contemporary Art Galleries. The Cradle of Humankind Galleries will also be open in a more intimate setting.

“This partnership with CityBlue Hotels aligns with NMK’s mission to conserve Kenya’s cultural heritage and biodiversity. Together, we will create a unique experience for our visitors, and this collaboration will undoubtedly enrich NMK’s story,” Gikungu added.

Edwin Abonyo, Chair of NMK’s board of directors, emphasized that the aim of the partnership is to change the perception of museums from being solely educational spaces for students. “CityBlue Hotels’ consistent support for NMK’s cultural initiatives underscores our commitment to enhancing visitor experiences. Our collaboration is set to broaden NMK’s audience and provide guests with more engaging and intimate opportunities to explore Kenya’s heritage,” Abonyo said.

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