Eswatini is a small land-locked country in southern Africa. It is surrounded by Mozambique to the east and by South Africa to the north, west and south. The country is ruled by an absolute Monarch and it is well known as a destination for those interested in African cultural indulgence.

Your first stop after border formalities will be Ngwenya Glass. This factory started as a community skills training project where locals were trained in an old Swedish glass-blowing technique. The factory has grown over the years and has become a major tourist attraction. You will visit an observation deck to see the workers in action. There is a factory shop for souvenirs as well as many other stalls in the vicinity.

A stop at the market with enable you to interact with the locals while appreciating their many offering sold in stalls from local fruits, vegetables, traditional medicines, art and craft gadgets and the like. Thereafter, you will be dropped at your overnight accommodation in the heart Lobamba district.

This village was established to showcase both past and present history, culture and customs of the people of Eswatini in the form of music, dance and story-telling. You will have the opportunity to interact directly with the locals who are always willing to answer any questions about their country.