Wed 09/July/2025 – 07:07 PM
The Hunting Museum at the Prince Manial Palace displays a unique artifact, which is a group of mummified hawks, which is characterized by its rare diversity, as it includes types of hawks that live in North Africa and Europe, such as the locust hawk, the bash, hawk, and free hawk.
Display a gap of hawn hawks
The Fishing Museum administration said in a statement that these hawks vary in terms of sizes, colors, nature of food and living citizen, which makes the group rich in environmental and scientific terms, as it is a vivid model for understanding the biological diversity and ecosystems to which these prey birds belong.
The museum administration pays great attention to preserving this group, and displaying it in a way that allows the visitor to interact with the natural environment in which these hawks lived, through the detailed explanation associated with each model, which makes the visit an enjoyable educational and cultural experience.
The Hunting Museum in the Manial Palace is one of the most important museums specializing in documenting the world of fishing and wildlife in Egypt, as it includes unique and rare groups of animals, birds and mummified reptiles that reflect the passion of princes and nobles in the past ages in the sport of fishing.
Fishing Museum at Prince Muhammad Ali Palace in Manial
It is noteworthy that the Hunting Museum in the Prince Muhammad Ali Palace in Al -Manil was opened, opened in the year 1963 AD, and was added to the palace after the death of the prince several years and it consists of a long corridor attached to the northern wall of the palace.
And he was presented with groups of mosques, including what was given to Prince Muhammad Ali as the Crown Prince of the Kingdom, including what was collected after the July 1952 revolution from the palaces and breaks of King Farouk and Prince Youssef Kamal, who became famous for their hunting, and closed the museum in the year 2006 for the purpose of development and then reopened in 2017.
