About Ghanzi

Small gifts like food or useful items are appreciated, but avoid giving money as it can create dependency. Always offer gifts respectfully.

Light, breathable clothing is ideal for the hot climate, but modest attire is recommended, especially when visiting local communities.

ATMs are limited, so it's best to carry enough cash in Botswana Pula (BWP) for your stay.

Yes, but only in designated areas. Always check with local guides for safety and permits.

Try seswaa (pounded meat) and morogo (wild spinach), traditional dishes often served with pap (maize porridge).

Choose eco-friendly lodges, respect wildlife, and purchase crafts directly from San artisans to support their livelihoods.

Yes, but always ask for permission first. Some performances may have restrictions.

Bargaining is acceptable but keep it polite. Prices are usually fair, so avoid aggressive haggling.

Respect wildlife protection laws; feeding or disturbing animals is prohibited. Also, alcohol sales are restricted on Sundays.

Engage with humility and respect. Listen more than you speak, and follow their lead in conversations and activities.