The Site Historique du Bagne du Fort Teremba is a former fort and prison located near Moindou in New Caledonia. It was built in 1871 and has witnessed each stage of the Kanak prison and revolts. The site has been restored and features a museum, a guillotine, and a prison, offering a glimpse into the colonial past of New Caledonia. Visitors can explore the fort and its surroundings, which include a watchtower, a powder magazine, and a surrounding wall. The site also hosts a Sound and Light show that depicts the life of the inhabitants of the time and colonization. The show is a unique experience that brings the history of the fort to life. The site is suitable for families and offers exhibitions and interactive displays that are entertaining and educational for children
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Activities: We went to the Site Historique du Bagne du Fort Teremba, as part of a day trip along the West Coast. The day was rich in discoveries about the history of the penal colony
Highlights: We learned a lot about the history of the penal colony and the involvement of Oceania countries during the Second World War ✨