Nauma Museum

The Nauma Museum is a museum in the village of Lilumunga, presents the art of the western region of Zambia - Berosland and its ethnic group - the Lozi people. The museum also has a cultural heritage center in the region. The name of the museum is translated as a warehouse, as it houses personal royal belongings and gifts.

The Nauma Museum is located 21 kilometers north of the city of Mongu, on the left bank of the Zambezi River, in the west of Zambia. It is located next to one of the two residences of Litunga, the ruler of Western Zambia. Although it is called a museum, it can be considered a great cultural center that preserves and encourages the development of folk art and various crafts in the Berosland region. The Naum Museum is constantly expanding with the opening of separate exhibitions dedicated to the geography, economy and socio-cultural aspects of the development of Western Zambia.