The Tonga National Museum is located in Nuku’alofa, the capital of Tonga. It serves as a museum, a cultural center, an art gallery, and a research library. The museum’s collection includes artworks, photographs, cultural and archaeological exhibits, books, magazines, brochures, and documents, featuring a permanent exhibition area for Lapita pottery. Among these exhibits are many precious pottery pieces, some of which are from the royal collection of the Tongan Kingdom, passed down and preserved through generations, showcasing the exquisite Lapita cultural art. In addition, the museum provides an information desk with professional guides to help visitors gain a deeper understanding of Tongan culture. Many schools in Tonga have organized student visits to this museum.

Tonga National Museum

Reasons to visit: The most important museum in Tonga

Continent where the attraction is located: Oceania

Country/Region where the attraction is located: Tonga

Province or state where the attraction is located: Tongatapu

City where the attraction is located: Nuku’alofa