Best Landmarks in Kweneng District

8 landmarks

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   Water park4.1★702 reviews

   Lion Park Resort

   Lion Park Resort in Gaborone offers a thrilling escape with water slides, amusement rides, camping, and even a lion enclosure. It's a popular destination for families and adventure seekers looking for a fun-filled day or weekend getaway.

   237 min drive · 119 km·Plot No. 15-KO Lion Park Portion 184 of Portion 12 Crocodile Pools, Gaborone

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   Catholic church4.5★197 reviews

   Christ the King Cathedral

   Christ the King Cathedral, the main Catholic church in Gaborone, stands as a serene sanctuary and architectural gem since 1968, welcoming worshippers and visitors alike. Its blend of modern design and traditional elements creates a visually striking and peaceful atmosphere.

   Mon–Fri 6:45–17:00

   223 min drive · 112 km·161 Queens Rd, Gaborone

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   Mountain peak4.6★53 reviews

   Kgale Hill

   Kgale Hill is a stunning mountain peak located in Gaborone, Botswana, offering breathtaking views and a variety of outdoor activities. Perfect for adventure seekers and nature lovers alike, this popular destination provides a unique perspective of the city and its surroundings, making it a must-visit for tourists.

   225 min drive · 112 km·Gaborone

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   Tourist attraction4.2★29 reviews

   Bahurutshe Cultural Village

   Experience the vibrant traditions of Botswana at Bahurutshe Cultural Village, a living museum showcasing the rich heritage of the Bahurutshe people. Engage with local artisans, witness captivating performances, and savor authentic cuisine for an immersive cultural journey just outside Mmankgodi.

   207 min drive · 103 km·7JRP+VQ2, Unnamed Road, Mmankgodi

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   Tourist attraction4.1★29 reviews

   Manyana Rock Paintings

   Explore the ancient Manyana Rock Paintings near Mmankgodi, Botswana, a window into the lives and beliefs of the San people dating back centuries. These well-preserved petroglyphs offer a glimpse into Botswana's rich cultural heritage, showcasing detailed depictions of animals, human figures, and abstract symbols.

   216 min drive · 108 km·6HPR+5G6, Mmankgodi

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   Historical landmark3.8★20 reviews

   Kolobeng (Livingstone's Third Mission)

   Explore Kolobeng, the site of David Livingstone's third and final mission in Botswana, established in 1847. See the remnants of his church, school, and home, and learn about his efforts to convert and assist the local Bakwena people.

   Mon–Fri 8:00–17:00

   198 min drive · 99 km·8MW8+65V, Mmankgodi

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   Museum2.8★8 reviews

   Kgosi Sechele I Museum

   The Kgosi Sechele I Museum in Molepolole, Botswana, preserves and promotes the culture of the Bakwena people and Botswana. Housed in a building dating back to 1902, it offers insights into the region's history and the legacy of Kgosi Sechele I.

   134 min drive · 67 km·HGV4+GMW, Molepolole

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   Historical landmark

   Old Molepolole Ruins

   Explore the Old Molepolole Ruins in Ngware, Botswana, a window into the rich history and cultural heritage of the Bakwena people. These remnants of a once-thriving village offer a glimpse into traditional life and architectural techniques amidst the region's natural beauty.

   In the centre·577M+8G6, Ngware

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