National Museum of Natural History

The National Museum of Natural History in the Philippines is a must-visit for anyone interested in the country's rich biodiversity. The building itself is stunning, with a modern design centered around the Tree of Life structure. Inside, you'll find well-curated exhibits showcasing everything from marine life to the evolution of the Philippines' unique wildlife. It's a great mix of education and visual appeal, making it both fun and informative. Perfect for a quick tour or a deeper dive into the natural history of the country.

Quick review: a "Free-Entry" museum, good for students and those natural history enthusiasts. Had to visit just to see the "Tree of life" and experience the central elevator . Place is packed with information, however, some screen and audio-visual monitors are not working, some bulbs are not even lighting anymore. Overall, it was a nice place, might just need some maintenance and/or renovation and improvement especially the water missing on the washroom. Would still come back (4/5).

The National Museum of Natural History is a must-visit for anyone interested in the Philippines' rich biodiversity. The exhibits are well-curated and informative, showcasing the country's diverse flora and fauna. The architecture of the building itself is impressive, and the Tree of Life centerpiece is truly awe-inspiring. While some areas could benefit from more interactive displays, it's a fascinating and educational experience overall 💯

Visited on a Thursday, not so crowded. I'm surprised It's free entry, you are only required to do a registration before entering. It's a very very huge exhibition with 5 floors (if I'm not mistaken), every floor you can spend around 20 to 30 minutes. It's a good museum to have knowledge of different sectors including animals, natural, astronomical, geography and more. I spent around 2 hours plus over here, I really enjoyed it so much. It's definitely worth coming over to spend some time to see something that we don't usually know about.

We went to the museum on a weekend afternoon. The queuing is quite quick and it is free admission. Good for people who are interested in animal species. Nice place for a museum date especially on the tree of life. Not the usual interior for a public places. Recommended for a date or family bonding spot especially for kids. Tip: Its better to start at the top floor. So you'll not get tired walking up. Use the elevator at the back of tree of life. Note: If you're not into animals or any other species you'll preferably get bored along the way.