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Cultural Issues
 Art For All
Most people think that Botswana’s contemporary art scene is restricted to baskets and pottery. While it is true that these two craft forms dominate sales, there are also immensely...
[more information] Be Enticed
An evening campfire is one of the joys of being on safari. Let these scenic photos of Botswana entice you. Mekoro, or dugout canoes, were traditionally made from a variety of hardwood trees...
[more information] En route
There are not many who travel to Botswana who don't ultimately visit the Okavango Delta. There are five major road routes criss-crossing the country, some with by-roads and side-roads, and others...
[more information] Life and Soil
Proud, strong-willed and resourceful, the people of Botswana are certainly the life and soul of their country and the major reason for Botswana’s successes over the last century...
[more information] Old and New
Botswana’s smaller towns are made up of traditional mud huts and a more modern dwellings built alongside each other on the same property....
[more information] Religious Traditions
The Batswana are an extremely spiritual society and religion plays a leading role in their daily lives. Before the arrival of the colonial missionaries, the people worshipped Modimo, a greater God...
[more information] The Food of Botswana
Learn about the culture of Botswana and try their national dish Seswaa, a tasty dish of meat and thick maize porridge. One of the greatest experiences while on safari is learning about another culture...
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