Village Tours

3-Hour Mukuni Village Tour from Livingstone with Chief's Palace

3 Hours Round trip from Mukuni Village Livingstone ZM Easy pace

The journey

Trip highlights

01 Explore the Chief's Palace and learn about local governance
02 Walk through local homesteads to understand Mukuni Village culture
03 Learn how traditional dishes are prepared by local people
04 Visit the sacred places of Mukuni Village
05 Browse the craft village for local souvenirs

Explore the incredible Mukuni Village, home to the Toka Leya-speaking people, where Zambia's culture and traditions are preserved. Visit the sacred places of this village, interact with the local people to learn about their lifestyle and regional cuisine, and experience how people live on a daily basis away from the turmoil of the city. You will also walk through local homesteads, visit the Chief's Palace, and spend time at the craft village.

Stroll through the homesteads, interact with the elders of the village, and learn how traditional dishes are prepared.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 3 Hours

Tour type Shared

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Included

Wheelchair access Not applicable

Languages English

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Mukuni Village Cultural Experience

Meet your driver by 10 am and drive to Mukuni Village, 25 km from Livingstone Town and 10 km from Victoria Falls. The village lies along the Zambezi Gorges and is home to the Toka Leya-speaking people. The beauty of this village is that its people have adhered to their culture and traditions as passed down through generations.
- Upon arrival, connect with the local village tour guide, who will give you a pre-tour briefing. The guide will explain the history, culture, and traditions of the Leya.
- Stroll through the homesteads, interact with the elders of the village, and learn how traditional dishes are prepared.
- Visit the Chief's Palace, where you will be introduced to local governance.
- Explore sacred places that only the Leya people are privileged to see.
- Conclude with a tour of the craft village, where you can buy souvenirs.
- Drive back to the lodge.