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The #Foumban Palace is one of the most visited places here is why the Foumban prestigious cultural palace outstands as one of the best palaces in Cameroon when it comes to cultural tourism in the country.
The palace still has in place its preserved values, and cultural dignity till date. Most tourist do travel to Cameroon just to visit the Foumban palace. The palace is located about 200kilomatres from the capital city of the west region, Bafoussam. Different types of crafts could be found in this palace. Most of them are quite old and attractive, reasons why tourists love visiting there. The entrance of the palace has been beautified with beautiful statuses of different animals such as elephants, tigers, lions, etc. These statuses represent the history of the people of Foumban. Many other crafts could be found in the palace Meseum, it is such an amazing place to visit, they have got almost everything relating to the culture of their people in this Meseum (CRTV 2010.)
The Foumban palace has a long history of welcoming tourists, due to its generational regards the indigenes have for their culture and craft. The sultan of Foumban, his Royal Majesty Njoya, has always been making it a culture for his subjects to always have an annual cultural festival where their cultural values could be show-cased. This in return attracts more and more tourists all over the world. The Foumban palace arena has one of the most beautiful museums in Cameroon. In this museum one will find beautiful crafts and very old statuses that have been for generations. According to the prince of Foumban on a recent interview on the national television, he made it known that, a people without their ancestral and cultural values really cannot say they have a culture, reason why they have been protecting theirs for generation after generation. He added, he is perhaps the 4th generation prince of the Foumban palace, but the statuses of his forefathers could still be found in the palace, whereas that of other palaces have been sold to researchers (Njoya 2020.)
The #Foumban Palace is one of the most visited places here is why the Foumban prestigious cultural palace outstands as one of the best palaces in Cameroon when it comes to cultural tourism in the country.
The palace still has in place its preserved values, and cultural dignity till date. Most tourist do travel to Cameroon just to visit the Foumban palace. The palace is located about 200kilomatres from the capital city of the west region, Bafoussam. Different types of crafts could be found in this palace. Most of them are quite old and attractive, reasons why tourists love visiting there. The entrance of the palace has been beautified with beautiful statuses of different animals such as elephants, tigers, lions, etc. These statuses represent the history of the people of Foumban. Many other crafts could be found in the palace Meseum, it is such an amazing place to visit, they have got almost everything relating to the culture of their people in this Meseum (CRTV 2010.)
The Foumban palace has a long history of welcoming tourists, due to its generational regards the indigenes have for their culture and craft. The sultan of Foumban, his Royal Majesty Njoya, has always been making it a culture for his subjects to always have an annual cultural festival where their cultural values could be show-cased. This in return attracts more and more tourists all over the world. The Foumban palace arena has one of the most beautiful museums in Cameroon. In this museum one will find beautiful crafts and very old statuses that have been for generations. According to the prince of Foumban on a recent interview on the national television, he made it known that, a people without their ancestral and cultural values really cannot say they have a culture, reason why they have been protecting theirs for generation after generation. He added, he is perhaps the 4th generation prince of the Foumban palace, but the statuses of his forefathers could still be found in the palace, whereas that of other palaces have been sold to researchers (Njoya 2020.)
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