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Exploring Fiji’s Rich Heritage at the Fiji Museum
The Fiji Museum, located in Suva’s recently coined ‘heritage precinct’, works to preserve the cultural heritage of both Fiji’s Indigenous inhabitants (which includes Rotuma) and the other communities that have settled in the island group over the past 200 years.
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As Fiji’s national museum, it exists to collect, care for and share its 10,000+ object, textile, flatwork, archaeology, natural history and archival/photographic collection, and through them, tell a story about Fiji’s history. It was established with the specific purpose of creating a national cultural facility to both protect and preserve Fiji’s cultural heritage as well as create a space for the public to engage with and appreciate the nation’s rich and diverse heritage.
The museum works hard to contribute to the wider culture and heritage sector in Fiji and actively partners with key agencies nationally, regionally and internationally.
Opening Hours
The national museum can be found in the Thurston Gardens on Cakobau Road. Open 7 days a week, hours of operation are 9.00am-4.30pm (Monday-Wednesday & Friday-Sunday) and 9.00am-7.00pm (Thursday).
Admission
Admission fees are currently FJ$5.00 for adults (13+ years), FJ$2.00 for children (2-12 years; under 2 years enters free of charge), FJ$3.50 for concession entry (55+ years, tertiary students – both with valid ID proof) and FJ$16.00 for families (2 adults and up to 3 children). Guided tours incur an additional fee of FJ$13.00 per person and should be booked in advance. To book a tour, please email seo@fijimuseum.org.fj
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