- Mukuni Village - Chief Mukuni welcomes guests to his community, the residence of the Leya tribe. This presents a rare chance to witness the authentic daily life in an operational village, rather than one constructed for tourist display. The village is populated by about 6000 inhabitants and touring it offers a captivating glimpse into their way of living. A local villager guides tourists through the area, where they can observe the construction and ornamentation of traditional dwellings, peek inside, interact with the villagers, and watch the community members engage in their daily tasks.
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Mukuni Village is home of the Toka Leya people under the ruler ship of Chief Mukuni.Approximately over 6,000 people live here and a visit of the Village will expose clients to fascinating insights and real life styles of the people.
During the tour a member of the village will welcome guest and show them around how traditional huts are built and decorated.
The guest will have the privilege to get inside the huts and take pictures as they appreciate and get to know the abundance of the culture.
Guest will have the real experience of an African real village and how people live in a working village and not one built for tourists.
During the visit, guests will have the chance to learn Tonga or Lozi as these are the local tribes widely used in the area. Guests will also have the privilege to see the Traditional huts and learn they are constructed.
Further guest may have time to see how the villagers entertain themselves through traditional dances and singing.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
