This neat museum just across the river from the wagon laager at Blood River gives a fascinating insight into the formation, history and life of the Zulu nation.
Also see The Msunduzi / Voortrekker Museum
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Open-air museum and partially reconstructed isigodlo (harem) of King Cetshwayo’s royal residence as well as Ondini Cultural Museum. 9km outside Ulundi along the road to Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park. Toilets, Museum Shop and refreshments available.
Erected shortly after the Langalibalele Rebellion to counter raiding San(Bushmen). Magnificent stone structure overlooking the town of Estcourt. Houses a fine museum. Toilets available.
The Nieuwe Republiek (1884 – 1888) was one of 16 independent republics that came into being in South Africa before 1961. They were the result of a colonial south that accepted British Rule and a republican north that desired freedom…
The Zululand Historical Museum is housed at Fort Nongqayi. The Fort was built in 1883 by the British to house the Zulu Native Policemen called Nongqayi and was completed in 1894. The Nongqayi were trained in this fort and were…
Once the home of the Dutch Reformed Church Pastor Rev. Neethling now houses the Utrecht Museum. Emergency numbers are 067 110 3152 / 081 816 2861.
Endumeni/Isandlwana Shellhole has an outstanding military collection that is on display in the museum. There are a considerable number of unique items with amazing stories. The Shellhole open every Friday from 17:00 and anyone is welcome to join us for…
