Valley of a Thousand Hills & Phezulu Park
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Located in KwaZulu-Natal, the Valley of a Thousand Hills offers breathtaking views of rolling green landscapes carved by the Umgeni River. At its heart lies Phezulu Safari Park, a cultural and wildlife hub. Visitors can experience authentic Zulu traditions and dance at the Phezulu Village, explore the crocodile and snake park, or enjoy a 4×4 safari with panoramic views of the valley.
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After approximately one hour’s drive through stunning scenery, you’ll reach the Valley of a Thousand Hills, home to many Zulu people. You’ll be guided through the crocodile farm in PheZulu Park, home to one of the largest crocodiles in KwaZulu Natal and a variety of snakes native to the area. You’ll visit a traditional Zulu house to experience tribal dances accompanied by traditional drumming. This is a great opportunity to learn about the proud Zulu nation and its ancient customs.
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