The Ndebele Cultural Heartland Tour takes your breath away with the visit to Mama Esther's Ndebele Art Studio, where the unique blend of traditional culture and Christianity is at full display. Esther Mahlangu, born in 1936, learned Ndebele mural painting from her mother.   Mahlangu has displayed her work throughout South Africa and gained international recognition as an advocate of South African ethnic art.  She is proud of perpetuating a tribal form of striking intensity and is training her own daughter to carry on the tradition of mural painting. Read more...

Spend a full day to discover some of Mpumalanga’s most spectacular scenery. Your tour will take you to the breathtaking Blyde River Canyon to view stunning rock formation and God’s window.
Visit the Shangaan Cultural Village – adventure back in time and spend an atmospheric evening with the valley original inhabitants. The Shangaan village is situated high in Sabie River valley offering a fascinating insight into early tribal life and culture of traditional song and dance accompanied by the royal feast.

Between 1994 and 1996 South Africa's first fully democratic parliament, sitting as the Constitutional Assembly, drew up South Africa's new constitution. It contains guarantees of equality more extensive than anywhere else in the world. At its heart are seven fundamental values which are represented by the pillars in the first courtyard visitors encounter on arrival at the museum: democracy, equality, reconciliation, diversity, responsibility, respect and freedom.