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DJ Happy Gal and DJ Le Soul – The Warmest Place To Be

DJ Happy Gal and DJ Le Soul – The Warmest Place To Be

The warmest place to be

Dj Happy gal and Dj Le Soul show us why Durban is the warmest place to be after the National Lockdown. #KnowYourDurban #MyDurban #AmazingDurban #DurbanHasMore #RediscoverDurban #ThisisDurban #covid19sa #Durbanlockdown #LockdownDurban #Durbanathome #stayathome #Durbantogether #tourismstrong #travellater #Durbancares #DurbanHasmore #InvestDurban #DurbanIsReady

Posted by Durban Tourism on Thursday, 2 July 2020

Dj Happy gal and Dj Le Soul show us why Durban is the warmest place to be after the National Lockdown.

Durban Tourism

Durban’s Oldest Market

Durban’s Oldest Market

The Victoria Street Market is often listed as a can’t miss experience for your visit to Durban, as it gives you a bit of an insight to the cultures that live side by side in this unique city. You’re guaranteed to find yourself some nice little souvenirs, as well as delicious snacks when you visit. The market is open from 8am to 5pm throughout the week, with slightly shorter hours on the weekend.

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What to do in Durban

What to do in Durban

I’ll be out exploring the Station Drive Precinct, Durban’s first dedicated creative district. It’s home to local businesses, studios, can’t-miss craft food and beverage spots, and hosts a monthly “First Thursdays” event with art, street food, and live music.
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During the day, I’ll be checking out the Victoria Street Market, where the melding of Afro-Indian cultures comes to life most vividly. Roaming the bazaar, I can find anything from Indian spices, curry powders, and incense to fresh fish and seafood on the first floor. Afterwards, I’m heading to the KwaMuhle Museum on Bram Fischer Road, which educates visitors on life in Durban from the start of Apartheid to now, discussing the impacts of its harsh systems of urban and labor control, and highlights local art.

Zulu Medicine Market in Durban

Zulu Medicine Market in Durban

Next to the Victoria Street Market is the Zulu Medicine Market where you can have an informative tour of “Inyanga (Doctors) lane”. The Zulu Medicine Market is a unique place where Zulu culture has survived in the modern urban environment.

– Moris Trotter