Livingstone: Amazing Traditional Village Tour
Matabeleland North, Zimbabwe
Explore the traditional village, play with cute children and connect to our friendly locals. See how our local buildings get built and our alcohol is made.
This guided tour explores Muke Village, a traditional Lozi community near Livingstone, ideal for visitors interested in local culture and village life.
Description
Visit Muke Village, located just 20 minutes from Livingstone. All profits support the Tusoleke Trust School. Your guide, Alex Jakanani, vice-chair of the Simonga World Development Committee and founder of the school, will introduce you to traditional village life.
During the tour, you will:
- Visit the Tusoleke Trust School
- Learn about the history of Muke Village
- Discover how local alcohol is made
- See traditional buildings and learn about their construction
- Learn basic Lozi words
- Meet friendly locals and interact with children
Includes
- Transportation to and from Livingstone
- Local tour guide
- Village walk
- Demonstration of local alcohol production
- Visit to Tusoleke Trust School
- Coffee and tea served
Excludes
- Bottled water is not included
Important Information
- Bring enough water to stay hydrated throughout the trip
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours before the tour for a full refund.
Frequently Asked Questions
It is a guided cultural tour of Muke Village near Livingstone, Zimbabwe, showcasing traditional Lozi village life and customs.
Muke Village is located about 20 minutes from Livingstone, Zimbabwe.
The tour is led by Alex Jakanani, vice-chair of the Simonga World Development Committee and founder of Tusoleke Trust School.
Visitors can see traditional village buildings, the local school, and learn about Lozi history and customs.
Yes, the tour is family-friendly and educational for children interested in cultural experiences in Zimbabwe.
Tour duration varies; check the website for current tour times and availability.
Yes, profits from the tour support the Tusoleke Trust School and community development in Muke Village.
It is recommended to book in advance to secure a spot and confirm tour details.
The tour is conducted in English, with opportunities to learn about the Lozi language and culture.
Transportation options may be available; check the tour provider's website for details.
