The Namalikhate Lodge overlooks the Nadzipokwe River and is located a short distance from the Mua Mission, Kungoni Cultural Centre and Chamare Museum, Art Gallery and Showroom. Accommodation is provided in five chalets decorated by crafts from the Kungoni Cultural Centre, and camping is available in the Botanic Garden. The Mua Mission is known for the quality of the wood carvings made and sold there. The Kungoni Centre of Culture & Art was established in 1976 by a Canadian missionary Fr. Claude Boucher Chisale. The Mua Mission was founded by the White Fathers in 1902. The accommodation sleeps 20 people in 10 twin bed African chalets, on a bed and breakfast basis. (Updated Apr-16).
Contact
| Address : |
M5 Lakeshore road, Malawi |
| Postal : |
Kungoni Centre of Culture and Art, Mua Parish, P. O. Box 41, Mtakataka, Malawi. |
| Tel : |
+265 12 627 06 |
| Tel2 : |
+265 19 588 05 |
| Cell : |
+265 88 439 6274 |
| Cell2 : |
+265 99 824 9464 |
| Email : |
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| Host Website : |
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Rates and Payment
| Rates Quoted : |
Per Unit |
| Base Currency : |
USD |
| Minimum Rate : |
40.00 |
| Maximum Rate : |
55.00 |
| Updated for : |
2014 |
| Payment Methods Accepted : |
Cash |
Camping Facilities
| Price per Stand/Person : |
|
USD5 |
| Price Quoted : |
|
Per Person on Stand |
| Is water available? : |
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Unknown |
| Is water drinkable? : |
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Unknown |
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Namalikhate Lodge (Kungoni Cultural Centre)
