Maramba Cultural Village Travel Guide: Top Sights in Zambia, Tours &

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Maramba Cultural Village- Travel Tips What to See, How to Plan & Tours: Historical & Cultural; Zambia; 5 Reviews

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Suggested Duration: 2 hours

Maramba Cultural Museum in Livingstone offers visitors a unique opportunity to experience Zambia's rich heritage firsthand. Established to preserve the nation's arts, crafts, and cultural traditions, the museum features traditional dwellings where skilled artisans such as blacksmiths, wood carvers, mask makers, and potters demonstrate their time-honored techniques. Visitors can observe these craftsmen at work, using tools and methods that have been passed down through generations. The museum not only showcases the intricate craftsmanship of these artisans but also provides an immersive glimpse into the daily life and cultural practices of Zambia.

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Reviews of Maramba

Kabuba Muyunda

5
Reviewed: 2024-10-23

It made me realize how lucky I am to be African and it awakened the Lozi roots in me. The cultural performances were incredibly amazing and I wouldn't trade my Lozi roots for anything. The art in Africa is real and that's what makes it unique. #ProudlyAfrican #NamibianNomad🇳🇦 #Backpacker #Solotraveler #AfricanTourism🌍🧭 #ZambiaTourism🇿🇲
sylvester mulilo

5
Reviewed: 2023-07-17

Maramba cultural village is the place where you can watch the Traditional dances from the all 72 tribes, in the all 10 provinces of Zambia. Come and see how the ZAMBIA NATIONAL DANCE TROUPE perform here in Livingstone. Fees: adults K10 children K5. Below 7 years is free. Foreigners adult K50 children K20. Come one come all. Shalom shalom.
Ian Bright.

5
Reviewed: 2023-06-12

Had an absolutely lovely entertaining Sunday afternoon. How a Sunday afternoon should be spent. Will definitely try and come back again when I'm back in Zambia.
Anayawa Nyambe

1
Reviewed: 2022-04-04

My mother said that this place used to be the place to be back in the 80s - cultural dances, food, market etc. When we went there, it was closed and looks like it needs to be renovated. We were told they have shows at limited times only. However, there are plans to bring it back to its former glory - hopefully by the end of this year. I plan to visit this place again when it is upgraded.
Stanjesus Jerushian

5
Reviewed: 2019-03-28

Culture dance of Zambia. Awsome experience