Tsodilo Hills safaris from Maun
Tsodilo Hills
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Dumela Botswana (Pty) Ltd
Maun
Botswana
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Dumela Botswana (Pty) Ltd
Maun
Botswana
The Tsodilo hills are located north of Maun and west of the Okavango
panhandle.
San people painted more than 4500 rock paintings against the magnificent stone faces of the Tsodilo Hills, making it one of the most historically significant art sites in the world. The San did most of the paintings, although there are a few by Bantu-speakers whose style differs to that of the San. The exact age of the paintings is not known although some are thought to be more than 20,000 years old. The hills contain 500 individual sites representing thousands of years of human habitation.
On your visit you will have the opportunity to explore this mystical place with knowledgeable local guides. The Spirit of the Hills is a participation camping safari.
Day 1. Depart Sitatunga Camp and drive to Tsodilo hills, take lunch and set up camp before beginning your exploration of the area.
Day 2. Spend the day accompanied by local guides exploring the hills and the different art panels.
Day 3. There is time for further exploration of the hills before we brunch, break camp and begin our return to Maun to finish on arrival at Maun
San people painted more than 4500 rock paintings against the magnificent stone faces of the Tsodilo Hills, making it one of the most historically significant art sites in the world. The San did most of the paintings, although there are a few by Bantu-speakers whose style differs to that of the San. The exact age of the paintings is not known although some are thought to be more than 20,000 years old. The hills contain 500 individual sites representing thousands of years of human habitation.
On your visit you will have the opportunity to explore this mystical place with knowledgeable local guides. The Spirit of the Hills is a participation camping safari.
Day 1. Depart Sitatunga Camp and drive to Tsodilo hills, take lunch and set up camp before beginning your exploration of the area.
Day 2. Spend the day accompanied by local guides exploring the hills and the different art panels.
Day 3. There is time for further exploration of the hills before we brunch, break camp and begin our return to Maun to finish on arrival at Maun