This place tells tales of a time gone by. You get a little peek into the life of indentured slaves, and their trials and tribulations. Well worth a visit.

You must visit to learn about indentured labor. The site of the entry point for laborers, a scared place. The museum inside offers extensive information about the arrival of labor and mich more. Outside is where you want to be. Some of the original structure...More

A great museum explaining in detail the history of the Indian indenture system in Mauritius and elsewhere.

This is a very interesting world heritage site worth a visit. It is the place the first indentured labourers from India arrived in Mauritius.

This World Heritage Site Museum May be the best (only?) resaon to visit Port Louis. The museum explains how after the British abolished slavery they used indentured servants, largely from southern India, to staff the burgeoning sugar plantations. The museum tells the story in poignant...More

We passed by this museum on our way to china town. It was definitely a highlight of our day in Port Louis. This is the type of history I’m interested in, abolition of slavery and the next paid workforce. Although it didn’t seem much different...More

We didn't know what to expect from this World Heritage site, but we came out more knowledgeable having learnt about how the majority of people actually came to live on Mauritius. Very interesting insight for such a small site.