Top Heritage Places in Botswana

Gaborone National Museum and Art Gallery

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Gaborone National Museum and Art Gallery in Botswana, Africa is aimed at developing interest in and preserving the cultural diversity of Botswana as a heritage. Varied collections of traditional handicrafts, artifacts, paintings are some of the interesting exhibits of the Gaborone National Museum and Art Gallery. 1967 established and 1968 publicly opened, the museum is involved in many preservation activities outside the museum. In all, Gaborone National Museum and Art Gallery gives a panoramic view of the culture of Botswana.

Supa Ngwao Museum

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Supa Ngwao Museum is the District Northeast Regional Museum of Botswana, Africa. Opened in 1992, Supa Ngwao Museum depicts the historical as well as ethnographic features of the Kalanga culture.

Domboshaba Ruins

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Domboshaba Ruins are located in the Domboshaba hills. People believe that the Domboshaba Ruins used to be a court as well as a residential place for the chief of the district. Domboshaba Ruins are also supposed to serve as the administration centers in the old state of Zimbabwe. Tourist guides provide a detailed history and significance of the place to every visitor.

Nhabe Museum

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The Nhabe Museum in Botswana, Africa is aimed at promoting and preserving the local culture and art. Some of its important exhibits are paintings, sculptures and woodworks, all made by the local people of Botswana. Tourists can get a closer view of the Botswana life by having a trip to The Nhabe Museum.