Rhulani Insights 198 - Local Village Tour
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Today we are neither at Rhulani nor out with the animals in the bush. We are shooting today's blog in a nearby village called “Supingstad”. With our partner Pule we are actually on an interesting "Local Village Tour", which we have recently added to our offering and will definitely enrich your stay at Rhulani.
Supingstad is only 17 km from Rhulani. By the way, some of our own employees come from this village.
I live in a village where people still care about each other, largely.
If you want to reserve some time between game drives during the day and get an interesting insight into local village life, this 3 hour excursion is for you.
In today's blog we are in a house in the village where local beer is produced. Let’s watch it for a while! On the tour you will see many different facets of the village including a school, a typical local house, a church and maybe you can even play a game with a local football club.
More information about this tour can be found here
Stay tuned fort the next episode on 7 May when we enjoy the silent hours in the afternoon.
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