Lesedi Cultural Village and Sterkfontein Caves

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Lesedi Cultural Village and Sterkfontein Caves

Travel to Lesedi Cultural Village where you will be introduced to the village life of the African people. Continue on to the Sterkfontein Caves, described as one of the anthropological treasure houses

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Duration:
1 Days
Location Start:
Your accomodation
Location Finish:
Your accommodation in Johannesburg
Phone:
+27 11 704 2199
Fax:
+27 86 606 6940
Payment Types:
Payment Transfer
We Speak:
Dutch, German, Portuguese, Italian, Spanish, French, English
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Itinerary

Day 1

Sterkfontein Caves, described as one of the anthropological treasure houses of the world. It was here that Mrs. Ples was discovered; also Little Foot, a 3.3 million year old, almost complete, ape-man skeleton. On completion of your tour of the Caves,
Travel to Lesedi Cultural Village where you will be introduced to the village life of the Zulu, Ndebele, Sotho, Pedi and Xhosa people. For lunch, sample a feast of traditional dishes served as buffet. The Lesedi dancers will introduce you to traditional music and dancing.
Return to Johannesburg at approximately 5.00 pm.

Extra Information

Inclusions -
Transportation in air-conditioned minibus
Exclusions -
Alcoholic beverages

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