Lidzebe Private Limited, T/a Ndou Khulwane Travel and Tours

05/11/2019

Pilanesberg National Park, North West, South Africa.

What a lucky day - all of the BIG 5 plus lots more.

28/02/2019

28/02/2019

02/01/2019

We will take you ANYWHERE in Southern Africa

26/07/2018

Kruger National Park, South Africa

A good place to see wild animals - Elephants, Lions, Rhinos, Leopards, Buffaloes, hippos, cheetah, giraffes, impala, elands, kudu, warthogs, waterbucks, wild dogs, etc

NK Tours will take you there.

16/10/2017

KRUGER NATIONAL PARK, SOUTH AFRICA
Ndôu Khulwane Travel and Tours (NK TOURS) will take you there..........
The Kruger National Park has some of the most diverse wildlife on Earth. It is home to the Big Five -
namely the mighty Lion and Elephant, graceful Leopard, Buffalo and the endangered Rhino. The Kruger
National Park is home to many species of antelope such as Zebra and Impala among others. It is also
home to over 500 species of birds.

06/06/2016

KRUGER NATIONAL PARK, SOUTH AFRICA

Ndôu Khulwane Travel and Tours (NK TOURS) will take you there..........

The Kruger National Park has some of the most diverse wildlife on Earth. It is home to the Big Five - namely the mighty Lion and Elephant, graceful Leopard, Buffalo and the endangered Rhino. The Kruger National Park is home to many species of antelope such as Zebra and Impala among others. It is also home to over 500 species of birds.

25/03/2016

PILANESBURG NATIONAL PARK
NORTH WEST PROVINCE
SOUTH AFRICA
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Ndôu Khulwane Travel and Tours (NK TOURS) will take you there..........

The Pilanesberg National Park, which covers some 55 000 hectare, is the fourth
largest in South Africa. This malaria-free park is perched on the eroded vestiges of an alkaline volcanic crater - one of only three such craters in the world.

Geologically, the area is world famous. Its structure, termed the "Pilanesberg National Park Alkaline Ring Complex" was formed by volcanic eruptions some 1200 million years ago.

The park boasts healthy populations of lion, leopard, black and white rhino , elephant and buffalo - Africa's "Big Five". A wide variety of rare and common species exist with endemic species like the brown hyaena, cheetah, sable, as well as
giraffe, zebra, hippo and crocodile, to mention but a few.

Apart from its unique size, shape and rock types, the volcanic origin and resultant weathering of the extinct crater has resulted in a wide variety of landscapes. This provides some of the most spectacular scenery in Southern Africa. It also provides a wide range of habitats for game animals. Because of this, the park has the potential to carry a wider
variety of game species than any other similar sized game reserve in Southern
Africa. Its potential for supporting rare and endangered species such as black rhino, roan, sable, tsessebe, foot-and-mouth free buffalo and wild dogs is particularly high.

26/11/2015

CROC CITY

Crocodiles & Reptiles Park, JOHANNESBURG

NK TOURS will take you there...........

And you will be given the opportunity to HOLD a baby crocodile as well as a variety of exotic snakes and even a tarantula. This makes for wonderful photo opportunities - so don’t forget your camera!

On display there are some of South Africa’s most venomous snakes, including the black and green mamba, boomslang and many more (life).

The guide will take you on an informative guided tour to see from small to the big crocs of over 5 meters in length.

05/11/2015

They say DON'T JUDGE A BOOK BY IT'S COVER but the languages in this notice made me to now "know" who are behind the killings of our RHINOS.

I now know who the worst enemies of our RHINOS are.....

08/07/2015

RHINO AND LION NATURE RESERVE (JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA)

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The Rhino & Lion Nature Reserve, just outside Johannesburg, is a must see tourists attraction.

DID YOU KNOW?
Lions can sleep or relax for 20 hours a day.

Apart from these gigantic cats, you can also see 3 more of the big 5, buffalo, rhino and leopard. There are also hyenas and other predators and you can see a number of other species of antelope, giraffes and ostriches. You will be relieved to know they are kept firmly separate from the lions and other predators.

There are often baby predators you are allowed to touch and take pictures with. There’s a chance to see baby cheetahs, hyenas, caracal and leopard, as well as lion cubs (sometimes there are white ones too).

A game drive at Rhino and Lion Nature Reserve with NK Tours is an experience of a life time.. A guide will give you information about the animals you’re seeing, making it an educational experience.

22/05/2015

CONSTITUTION HILL - Johannesburg

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Nowhere can the story of South Africa’s turbulent past and its extraordinary transition to democracy be told as it is at Constitution Hill.

This National Heritage site has witnessed a century of South Africa’s history. From British soldiers who fought with the Boers at the turn of the century, to the youth caught up in the Soweto Uprising, to the dawn of democracy and the building of South Africa’s Constitutional Court, Constitution Hill has witnessed it all. Visit Constitution Hill and learn about the injustices of South Africa’s past while observing the process by which freedom was won and is now protected. Exhibitions and guided tours have been designed as an interactive experience, offering visitors the opportunity to participate in the building of Constitution Hill.

21/05/2015

EDUCATIONAL TOURS

NK TOURS will take you there......

*Lesedi Cultural Village
*Apartheid Museum
*Gold Reef City
*MuseumAfrika
*Sterkfontein Caves
*Maropeng
*Rhino and Lion Nature Reserve
*Lion Park
*Johannesburg Zoo
*Kruger National Park
*Hector Pietersen Museum (Soweto)
*etc

Visit our website www.nktours.co.za

18/04/2015

6 TOWNSHIP TOURS BOOKINGS CANCELLED IN 2 DAYS in our company alone.

The criminal activities that are disguised as xenophobia have begun to affect the tourism industry.

Driving tourists around is our job. That's where our bread and butter comes from. That's where we get our cash to feed and send our kids to school. That's where we get cash to build our homes. That's where we get cash for all our needs. Not only us gain from tourists we drive around. Almost everyday when we take these tourists to townships, when we stop at squatters camps tourists hand out cash, food parcels, cloths, toiletries, etc to the poor and volunteer site guides.
Tourists pay entry fees in museums. Tourists buy wooden and stone crafts and lots of other things, including African cloths from the township vendors. Directly and indirectly everyone gains from each tourist that comes to South Africa. This is the economy the country needs.

Its so sad that these criminal activities are scaring tourists away.

I don't even understand why the government refer to these satanic criminal activities as xenophobia.........

There is nothing xenophobic about killing shop owners to loot from their shops. The barbaric criminals/murderers have just find out that foreign business people (especially black non South Africans) are soft targets.

The reason these stupid people are murdering our fellow brothers and sisters is because when they did the same in 2008 not even one of them was found guilty and sentenced to serve time in jail. The other problem is that 21 years into freedom the majority of Mzansi people still DON'T KNOW that without the help of other African countries and the rest of the world - this country would still be under Apartheid rule.

AND yes, if ire country was still ruled by the Apartheid regime, South African criminals would still be having NO RIGHTS to kill other people.

Shame on us blacks.

03/04/2015

To all who are travelling to many different destinations for the Easter holidays PLEASE TAKE IT EASY on the roads - - - - - -

DON'T DRINK & drive,

Bugle Up.

DON'T drive and type on the phone at the same time.

When driving and you have to talk on the phone use hands free devices.

Avoid overloading your vehicles,

DON'T OVERTAKE where you CANNOT SEE on coming tragic (overtake only where the road ahead is clear).

Respect NATURAL DANGER WARNING SIGNS from your body - little tiredness you feel - TAKE A REST.

RESPECT OTHER ROAD USERS.

REACH YOUR DESTINATIONS ALIVE AND SAFE.

Ugidima asi uswika.

Kumhanya hakusi kuswika.

Ukugijima akusikhona ukufika.

SPEED KILLS.

19/02/2015

PRETORIA

SOUTH AFRICA

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The Voortrekker Monument is located just south of Pretoria in South Africa. This massive granite structure is prominently located on a hilltop, and was raised to commemorate the Voortrekkers who left the Cape Colony between 1835 and 1854.

On 8 July 2011 the Voortrekker Monument, designed by the architect Gerard Moerdijk, was declared a National Heritage Site by the South African Heritage Resource Agency.

19/02/2015

PRETORIA
SOUTH AFRICA

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Church Square in central Pretoria was the site of the city’s first church, built in 1855. During its early years, the square was used as a marketplace and sports field.

Today Church Square is a relaxing spot for visitors who adore 19th-century and early 20th-century architecture, as well as those who just want to enjoy a day out with the family. It is a great place for families to sit under beautiful Jacaranda trees and feed the pigeons on a hot summer afternoon on the well-manicured lawn.

The square is surrounded by numerous historical buildings, including the Palace of Justice where former president Nelson Mandela and several of his African National Congress comrades were charged and tried for treason during the infamous Rivonia Trial. On the southern side of the square lies the Ou Raadsaal (Old Government) building and the Old Capitol Theatre which is linked to Café Riche – the oldest café and bistro in Pretoria.

Church Square is also framed by the Netherlands Banking Building (home to the offices to Tshwane Tourism) and the General Post Office, which was erected in 1910.

06/02/2015

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PANORAMA ROUTE – (God’s Window, Berlin Falls, Blyde River Canyon, Pilgrim’s Rest), SABI SANDS and KRUGER NATIONAL PARK
OUCH! ELEPHANT GETS A NASTY SURPRISE WHEN A CROCODILE SNAPS ITS JAWS AROUND ITS TRUNK AS IT TAKES A DRINK IN SOUTH AFRICA

A giant crocodile appeared to have bitten off more than it could chew when it clamped its jaws around the trunk of an elephant.

These incredible photographs captured the moment the four meter reptile was lifted almost clear out of the water as the panicked bull elephant attempted to free himself from its jaws.

The large mammal had been enjoying an afternoon bath with the rest of the herd at a watering hole in the Sabi Sands game reserve in South Africa.

But as it tried to leave the water, an enormous crocodile latched onto the animal's trunk with its sharp jaws.

Tourists saw the terrified elephant rear up on its hind legs and trumpet loudly in fear and pain as it tried to free its trunk.
The hungry crocodile was even dragged out of the water and into the air as the two animals tussled but it stubbornly refused to let go.
Eventually the bull struck the reptile with his knee and stabbed with his tusks to escape its jaws before making a very quick get away.

Ashley Lewis, a 31-year-old fitness marketer, from Michigan US, caught the fierce fight on camera during a trip to the game reserve in December.

Ashley said: 'We had been sitting in our truck on the river bank. Suddenly, about 300 yards upstream we heard loud and frantic trumpeting from an older bull elephant.

'It was initially hard to make out why, but when he arched his trunk and reared up on his hind legs, it quickly became clear that a crocodile had latched on to his trunk.

'The elephant reared up and down, taking the croc with him as if he was waving around a toy.'Eventually, when the croc wouldn't loosen his grip, the elephant slammed him on the ground and put his knee, and the full weight of his body, on to the croc and then jabbed it with his tusks.

'This finally got the croc to relent and the elephant ran up the hill of the bank faster than I thought possible for an animal that big.
'I was in awe. It was hard to say anything other than this is insane.
'I've never seen anything like it, and it appeared that neither had our guide, tracker or any of the staff and Lion Sands - it was pretty unique.

'I remember our guide yelling, 'cameras! cameras!' as if this was a once in a lifetime opportunity, he was not wrong.'
Although the elephant sustained injuries to his trunk, rangers expect him to make a full recovery. The crocodile may have suffered more serious wounds.

Source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2940884/Ouch-Elephant-gets-nasty-surprise-crocodile-snaps-jaws-trunk-takes-drink-South-Africa.html
Images: Greatstock/ Barcroft Media

31/12/2014

NK Tours wishes, hope and pray for the VERY BEST OF 2015 for EVERY PERSON in this earth.

May all those sleeping in hospitals and homes because of sickness be healed in the name of Jesus.

May all those sleeping under bridges and in the pavements get some shelter of some kind in the name of Jesus Christ.

As we eat & drink let us all REMEMBER to save for the future like the beetle............

19/12/2014

Today, 07:39:17 PM UTC HP Museum from Comrade Anthony Biggie Ndôu wa Simutha
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SOWETO TOUR

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SOWETO UPRISING

The Soweto Uprising, also known as "16 JUNE", is a series of protests led by high school students in South Africa that began on the morning of 16 June 1976. Students from numerous Sowetan schools began to protest in the streets of Soweto in response to the introduction of Afrikaans as the medium of instruction in local schools. An estimated 20,000 students took part in the protests. The number of people who died has estimates of up to 700. 16 June is now a public holiday, Youth Day, in South Africa, in remembrance of the events of 1976.

A visit to this special corner of the world called SOWETO will enrich your travel experience and give you a personal and up close encounter with South Africa and its people.

18/12/2014

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MANDELA FAMILY MUSEUM

The Mandela House strives to be a world-class visitor attraction, and a leading centre for the preservation, presentation, and research of the history, heritage and legacy of the Mandela Family.

Mandela House is to provide an effective, efficient and meaningful experience to all visitors, informing them of President Nelson Mandela’s story, both in the context of his home, and in the context of his life as a whole, in a manner that promotes human rights, democracy, reconciliation, mutual respect and tolerance amongst the peoples of South Africa.

Former South African President Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela and his family lived here from 1946 into the 1990’s. He donated the house to the Soweto Heritage Trust on 1 September 1997, to be used for the above purposes.

Declared a national monument on 1 September 1999

A visit to this special corner of the world called SOWETO will enrich your travel experience and give you a personal and up close encounter with South Africa and its people.

17/12/2014

SOWETO TOUR

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The World’s most Famous Township

Few places in the world can tell you so much about a country’s history like Soweto does. Few places in South Africa are a true reflection of modern day South African society, like Soweto is. This is why South WEstern TOwnship is the world’s most famous township.

A visit to this special corner of the world called SOWETO will enrich your travel experience and give you a personal and up close encounter with South Africa and its people.

15/12/2014

The Lion Park is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Johannesburg. In this park you can be nearest to the lions and other animals than you have never been before. In fact you can actual pose for your picture hugging, touching or kissing a lion, cheetah, giraffe or hyena - Talk to us and we will take you there.

15/12/2014

The Big Elephant himself - VhoBiggie Aifheli Anthony Lidzebe Ndou wa Simutha, Managing Director of Lidzebe Private Limited, T/a Ndou Khulwane Travel and Tours. Who said someone who grew up heading cattle, goats and donkeys in a rural village cannot one day OWN A COMPANY?

15/12/2014