The Gambia Museum is so retro! One-day trip to Banzhen.

One-day tour to Gambia's capital Banjian The most surprising thing turned out to be the National Museum! Traveling to countries with limited tourism resources There are also many unexpected gains~ It originally said it would be closed on Saturday afternoon I walked by and noticed it was still open. Decide to buy a ticket and go in, the ticket is 1500 West African CFA francs plus an additional fee for taking pictures I was shocked when I saw the device at the door. The staff said it was a coming-of-age ceremony. As expected of Africa, everything is so unusual... There was a power outage halfway through the visit🙈 After a few minutes, the power came on again Because we were the only ones visiting the entire museum It feels like a special power supply has reserved the venue for us... The museum displays are also very retro Visiting under dim lights gives you the illusion that time has frozen. The entire urban area is not big, and there are arches and mosques not far from the museum. Further on, there is the Presidential Palace. You are not allowed to take pictures at the entrance~ While walking on the street, I was watched all over... Our chartered driver was even more exaggerated. They took pictures of us the whole time🙈This shows how rare Asians are here...