Once upon a time with a tribe in South Africa

Excited! Staying and visiting a village modeling the lifestyle of a local tribe in South Africa, Lesedi Culture Village Lesedi means 'light of life' 3 hours. Learn about the tribe's way of life through storytelling by a Zulu tribe guide.. who proudly conveys various stories... 👍👍 The way of life of the Zulu, Xhosa, Pedi, Basotho and Ndebele tribes, each of which has its own charm, both similar and unique... 🥰😊🥰 👨‍🏭 Men hunt, women cook, raise children 🌺 Men ask for women's hand in marriage with 11 cows, some tribes add 2 more horses because they are on high ground 🤔 Some tribes can have more than 1 wife, depending on the number of cows they have ⛺ Most houses are semi-circular with low doors because it shows respect to ancestors because they must always bow their heads to enter the house 🎪 In the house, women sit on the right side, men sit on the left side because the door opens to the right side, preventing danger to women, while men can run out Easy to fight enemies from the left ♨️ In various meeting areas, only men are allowed Because there will be meetings Focus on hunting Protect enemies 💍 Some tribes wear hats on their heads instead of wedding rings Do not take them off If you want to take them off for personal business, you can do it, but You must tell your ancestors to inform them that you are not dating Other men 🐗 Celebrate, eat and drink to your heart's content If there is hunting in Each time 👷 There is a tribe whose pronunciation will use the throat To make a sound Which is a meaningful word, there is A strange and perfect fit 🐛 Dried worms are a famous food. It is a type of food preservation (We also tasted It will be a little salty and sandy) Ending with a tribal dance show full of strength. The high kick dance is unique. It is an expression of strength for both men and women. Showing the pride of these tribes 🥰💚 #lesedi #culturalvillage #southafrica #tribe #SouthAfrica #SightseeersWeekend #InternationalTrip