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Ever feel like you are stuck in the same old routine? 🧐 Well my classmates and I decided to shake things up with a trip to Museo de Naga in Cebu and let me tell you it was like stepping into a real life history book 😊 We went in the afternoon when the sun was starting to mellow out and it turned out to be the perfect time for an adventure.
Before we even got inside we were greeted by these beautiful stairs made of coral stone.You know like the stuff you find in the ocean?🙂 It was so cool and elegant,The stairs were all fancy and detailed aside from that it felt like we were walking into a secret passage to another time.
Once we got inside it was like we were in a place where old times and modern times mixed together.It was a really neat feeling.The museum was full of things that told stories about Naga's past and we were super excited to explore.
We started in the Naga History Gallery where we learned all about the people who lived in Naga a long time ago and the people who shaped Naga.
We also learned about their culture and traditions like how they used the fern tree or paco tree called by the Nagahanons to make charcoal for cooking.they had a really interesting way of life.
And guess what?They even had a model of the entire Naga Cebu showing us how big it was,It was like seeing the city's story come to life.
They also showed us these old trains that used to run in Naga.One was for people and the other one was for carrying things.They also used to use sacks made of abaca to pack cement not plastic like we do today It was amazing to see how things have changed.
Our next stop was the National Heritage and Contemporary Gallery,In here we saw how people used to live.
In a place called Colon,Colon is one of the barangay here in City of Naga Cebu.On the left we saw replicas of the life in Barangay Colon known for there pottery.
We also watched the a man preparing the mud while women was the one to shaped and formed the cones or pots and dried them over a fire fueled by coconut branches.It was like watching a real life demonstration of how they did things back then!
We also saw some really cool clothes that the Nagahanons used to wear.
They had these panuelos and camisa and skirts called saya de cola that all made from sinamay fiber.
And to make their clothes colorful they used a natural dye made from kuya or ginger called tina.It was like a fashion show from the past, showing us how creative and resourceful they were.
Our third stop was the Leaders’ Gallery where we learned about the past mayors of Naga City.We even got to sit at the mayor's desk and pretend to be in charge 😊,It was a fun and interactive way to learn about the city's leaders and their roles.
And our last stop was the Naga Studies Center which served as a library full of books and resources about Naga.We found out that we could even borrow books if we asked the staff.It was a great place to learn even more about the city's history and culture.
Some of artifacts inside the Museo de Naga 💛.
Our day at Museo de Naga was like a fun adventure into the past.We saw old stuff also we learned about the people who lived here before and even got to pretend to be mayors,It was a day of learning and fun and we left feeling like we knew our city a little bit better.
So,if you want to have a fun and educational day head to Museo de Naga😊 it was free and it is a place where you can learn about the past and see how things have changed.And remember history is all around us so keep exploring and keep learning Who knows what amazing stories you all uncover? Until next time keep your curiosity alive and your adventure spirit strong.
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I've been there last year in museo de naga .The museo is full of history about their culture and traditions.It was fun experience and so much learning .