Mukuni Village Tour

Activity Description

Experience the rich cultural heritage of Zambia with a guided tour of Mukuni Village, one of the oldest traditional settlements near Livingstone. Home to the Leya people and Chief Mukuni, the village offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in authentic African traditions. Visitors are welcomed by friendly locals who share insights into their daily lives, customs, and beliefs. Explore traditional huts, meet artisans at work, and learn about ancestral practices passed down for generations. A Mukuni Village tour is not only educational but also supports community development, making it a meaningful addition to your Livingstone adventure.

Arrangements

Duration2 hours

WhenAll year round

WhereLivingstone - Livingstone

WeatherNot weather dependent

What to WearComfortable walking shoes – paths can be sandy and uneven. Light, breathable clothing – Zambia can be hot during the day. A hat and sunglasses – for extra sun protection.

Things to BringSunscreen and insect repellent – for sun and mosquito protection. Camera/phone – to capture memories (please ask before photographing people). Small cash – for purchasing local crafts or souvenirs.

Guests or SpectatorsThe Mukuni Village Tour lasts for 2 hours and is located just 7 km from Livingstone. Morning and afternoon departures are available with hotel pick-ups on request. The tour is suitable for all ages, though children should be accompanied by an adult, and involves moderate walking on sandy paths. English-speaking guides lead the experience, with local interpreters available if needed. Small groups ensure a personalized visit, and guests are encouraged to dress respectfully and observe cultural sensitivity throughout the tour.

Requirements

Minimum Age1 year

Minimum Height0.0 m

Maximum Height0.0 m

Fitness LevelNo Fitness Requirement

Maximum Weight0.0 kg

CertificationNot applicable

Experience LevelNo Experience Requirement

Inclusions and Exclusions

Inclusions

Return Transfer
Bottled Water

Exclusions

Tips and Gratuities
Donations to the Village
Items of Personal Nature

Notes

Always ask before taking photos of people, especially elders.
Be respectful when entering traditional huts or sacred areas.
Listen carefully to your local guide’s instructions for the best experience.
Purchasing crafts or souvenirs directly supports the local community.
Avoid giving out sweets or money to children; support is best provided through the community channels.
Keep the environment clean by not littering during your visit.