Cabinda Regional Museum

Cabinda Regional Museum Its collection is made up of relics of the Cabinda tradition, located and harvested by its researchers. A mixture of beautiful beaches, well preserved lagoons and virgin forests, besides a significant historical heritage, make up the tourist riches of the province of Cabinda , in the extreme north of Angola. Its climate is tropical humid.
It stands out for its oil industry and craftsmanship of sculptors in wood, stone and ivory. Weavers use raffia and pineapple fibers. It is the main producer of wood and one of the richest and well-preserved of the country, with practically no traces and ruins of the war. In the Kakongo Forest Reserve and in the Maiombe Forest, trees 50 meters