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Lesedi Cultural Village
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Hester
February 5, 2020
A tourist favourite that celebrates the culture and traditions of several different peoples of Southern Africa.
Rakhee
December 3, 2018
Lesedi, “place of light” awaits those willing to participate in an adventure that reveals the colourful ethnic groups of South Africa, steeped in tribal folklore and ancestral traditions.
Shawn Craig
November 23, 2018
African Village tourism tour showing the culture and art of the 5 African tribes from the region
Dynasty Forest Sandown
August 24, 2018
Lesedi Cultural Village is set amid rocky hills and bushveld less than one hour’s drive from Johannesburg, and on the way to Sun City, Lesedi Cultural Village offers visitors a chance to encounter people of Zulu, Xhosa, Pedi, Ndebele and Basotho origin. You’ll meet real people, enter their homes and listen to stories about their individual cultures and rituals of daily life.
Lesedi Cultural Village is set amid rocky hills and bushveld less than one hour’s drive from Johannesburg, and on the way to Sun City, Lesedi Cultural Village offers visitors a chance to encounter people of Zulu, Xhosa, Pedi, Ndebele and Basotho origin. You’ll meet real people, enter their homes and…
Sino
December 15, 2019
When South African icon Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu first christened South Africa the “Rainbow Nation”, he was referring particularly to its peoples and their varying cultures. From Zulu people to those of Xhosa origin, to the Afrikaners, the English and the Coloured people of the Cape, South Africa has a rich diversity of people and cultures and 11 official languages. Lesedi Cultural Village is one of the best tourist attractions in South Africa, allowing visitors to really explore the glorious diversity of the people of this land. Set amid rocky hills and bushveld, Lesedi Cultural Village offers visitors a chance to encounter people of Zulu, Xhosa, Pedi, Ndebele and Basotho origin. Daily Cultural Show: The Monati (lunch) and Boma (dinner) cultural experiences are 2 hour programs starting at 11:30am and 16:30pm daily. Guests are taken to the Ndebele village where they are welcomed by all the people of Lesedi. The program begins with a multi-visual presentation on the history and origins of todays rainbow nation, followed by a guided tour of the five homesteads. Guests are escorted to the Boma for traditional singing and dancing a very participative affair!
When South African icon Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu first christened South Africa the “Rainbow Nation”, he was referring particularly to its peoples and their varying cultures. From Zulu people to those of Xhosa origin, to the Afrikaners, the English and the Coloured people of the Cape, South A…
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