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Mashovhela Lodge, Morning Sun Nature Reserve, Limpopo, South Africa
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This eco-friendly lodge in South Africa offers a bush holiday that is interwoven with Venda culture and sacred lore.
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10 thatched Venda en-suite rooms and family units
Unique eco-experience in the magical Soutpansberg
Morning Sun Nature Reserve is a Natural Heritage Site
Close to Makhado / Louis Trichardt, Limpopo Province
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The beautiful Morning Sun Nature Reserve in Limpopo is a natural heritage site and ideal for bush retreats in comfort. Tucked away in the malaria-free Soutpansberg Mountains, guests can see wildlife and explore this magnificent area which is rich in natural beauty and cultural heritage. The reserve makes an excellent stop en-route to the north and can be reached by car in 5 hours from Johannesburg or by flight to Polokwane airport.
Mashovhela is an eco-friendly lodge in South Africa, located on the Morning Sun Nature Reserve. This area is the home of the Venda people and has a fascinating history. Lodge guests can enjoy wonderful bush walks and 4x4 drives with a Venda guide, and discover the myths and legends surrounding the sacred forests and hidden lakes. The name of the lodge is taken from scenic Mashovhela rock pool, an ancient site and hallowed ground in Venda folk lore.
Mashovhela Lodge is built on an abandoned Venda settlement and the style and décor reflects the distinctive character of this culture. There are a number of terraces, a veranda and a boma (outdoor enclosure) where guests can relax in the dappled shade enjoying great food and refreshments. The Drumbeat restaurant serves international cuisine and exciting new flavours in an ethnic setting and the cocktail bar is fully licensed. Facilities and services at Mashovhela Lodge:Curio shop
Swimming pool with views of the mountain cliffs
Lounge, restaurant, cocktail bar and outdoor dining areas
Multi-purpose conference room for any event
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Venda culture
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Be revitalised through drumming sessions inspired by our Venda staff. Or join in the traditional dancing, singing and drumming.
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Nature Reserve in Limpopo
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Let our resident guide bring the bush alive whilst sharing knowledge on the natural wonders of the bush and the use thereof to man.
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