Celebrating 30 years of heritage preservation, Nhabe Museum continues to play a vital role in safeguarding the cultural identity of Ngamiland. Since opening in 1996, the museum has served as a dynamic space for preserving indigenous knowledge, traditional art, and community stories that define the region.

At Chobe we are proud to support this journey through targeted community investment initiatives. Our contributions to projects such as the construction of traditional exhibition huts and the development of a landmark basket monument reinforce the importance of cultural preservation while enhancing visitor experience.

Through these partnerships, we continue to invest in people, heritage, and sustainable tourism—ensuring that Nhabe Museum remains a vibrant cultural hub for future generations.