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Umlazi township, South Africa’s single largest township is occupied primarily by the urban, black community and this tour is guaranteed to provide valuable insight not only into the history and background of Umlazi but also into the exciting and intriguing formal and informal day to day activities of the people living in the area. Umlazi
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Townships are the cultural soul of South Africa and few can rival the townships of Inanda and KwaMashu in their cultural richness. Join us on this Durban Township Tour as we weave to the rhythmic heartbeat of these “locations” and walk the path of some of the world’s greatest leaders, such as Mahatma Gandhi, John
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Experience the Valley of a 1000 Hills tour, explore deep into this beautiful part of the country. Visit a local Zulu village, learning stories about the area from the people who know it best while meeting the sub-chief, traditional healer and having lunch with one of the families. Durban’s experienced tour operators have developed a
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Clermont under the apartheid days was a black middle-income township. It is surrounded by Westville, Kloof, New Germany and Inanda in the distant. Its main road was called Clermont road and named after Sir Clermont, a farmer who sold his land. It was the only place in Durban where black people were able to buy
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Durban’s rickshaw men are a familiar sight on the Golden Mile, colourfully clad in their beaded or hand sewn costumes and impressively horned headgear. They’re also among the strongest and toughest people you’ll meet. They rise at 5am seven days a week and ply their back-breaking trade until 5pm, transporting tourists, kids and the occasional
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The Oriental Walk-About Tour The Oriental Walkabout covers Durban’s first railway, historical buildings, the influence of Mahatma Gandhi on the City, insight into the cultures and histories of Durban’s Indians and Zulus, visits to the Jumma Musjid Mosque and Emmanuel Cathedral, as well as a fascinating visit to the Muti (traditional medicine) Market, Meat and Fish