There are numerous attractive within the Mantenga area, the entrance to which is clearly sign posted to the right going towards the Gables. Visit the Mantenga Craft Centre with its fascinating shops that offer a wide variety of local art and craft items. Book an adventure adrenalin sport or a safari at Swazi Trails. There is also a Tourism Information Office in the centre and nearby is legends Backpacker Lodge, a stopover that is popular with young and young at heart.
Within the Mantenga Nature Reserve is the Cultural Village, which falls under the Swaziland National Trust Commission, and where visitors may learn about day-to-day life in a Traditional Swazi homestead and enjoy vibrant dance shows. There is also tented accommodation, restaurants and, of course, the Breathtaking Mantenga Falls.
Visitors are encouraged to interact with the people in the village and can do so by grinding maize, plaiting mountain grass or joining is the only tourist facility in Eswatini with its own fully-fledged permanent troupe. Our group has over the years attained international acclaim with invitations to appear in international events in different parts of the world. Since 2004, Mantenga Cultural Group has toured several European countries for a series of festivals and private appearances in countries such as Belgium, German, and France. It also flew to the Americas to join the world finest cultural performers at festivals there. The group is also a household name in South Africa where it has been appearing as the main attraction on numerous occasions, including during the 2010 FIFA World Cup.
Each day comes with two performances; at 11:15 and at 15:15. The group can also be booked for private and additional performances.
Visitors are encouraged to interact with the people in the village and can do so by grinding maize, plaiting mountain grass or joining is the only tourist facility in Eswatini with its own fully-fledged permanent troupe. Our group has over the years attained international acclaim with invitations to appear in international events in different parts of the world.
Since 2004, Mantenga Cultural Group has toured several European countries for a series of festivals and private appearances in countries such as Belgium, German, and France. It also flew to the Americas to join the world finest cultural performers at festivals there. The group is also a household name in South Africa where it has been appearing as the main attraction on numerous occasions, including during the 2010 FIFA World Cup.
Each day comes with two performances; at 11:15 and at 15:15. The group can also be booked for private and additional performances. Visitors are encouraged to interact with the people in the village and can do so by grinding maize, plaiting mountain grass or joining
