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Tourism
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Potlake Game Reserve
Fetakgomo is not really known as an exotic destination,
but it gained a new dimension since the Potlake Game
Reserve came into the picture.
Tourists will no
doubt want to experience the beauty of nature and
realise other treasures awaiting discovery.
It is ideally located for access to the Dilokong Corridor and
many shafts of platinum and chromium mines.
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The Mine
Next to Potlake, is a platinum mine, Lebowa Platinum
Mines, called Atok Mine by Fetakgomoans. It has brought
much needed employment opportunities to the people of Fetakgomo,
of the Sekhukhune District, of Limpopo Province and the Republic
of South Africa at large.
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Monameetse Spring Water
One of the scenic highlights is the Monameetse spring water,
which the locals believe to be inhabited by water spirit.
They also believe that the snake that needs not to be provoked
provides the water. Mense glo. Ba a kgolwa.
This water nourishes
throats of people and the entire land of Monametse.
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Ledingwe Cultural Village(Stellenboch Cultural Village)
We are equally proud of our cultural heritage and still hold dear the
traditions of our forefathers. Our Municipality is a land of legends
and myths and of ancient civilizations that visitors find fascinating.
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Sekhukhune Heritage Site
The tour does not end there. Let us together join others in their
entourage to Tjate, the heritage site for the Bapedi. Meet the god
of the Bapedi for your fortunes. The place is rich with the Bapedi
history, viz, wars of resistance with the English led by Burgers.
The route to Phahlamanoge.
It is rich with cultural heritage and
an abundance of wildlife and nature-based tourism opportunities,
indeed a treasure chest waiting to be discovered.
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| Echo Stone
Visit to Phahlamanoge in the Fetakgomo Municipality. Nature tells its
story to the fullest. Visit this place and enjoy life at Phahlamanoge.
Masehleng is the place. Come and see what Badimo and Modimo did for Africa.
A great diversity of natural and man made influence attractions and cultural
believes.
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Lenao la Modimo(God’s Foot Print)
The people have said: “Ke lenao la Modimo”. Who knows? A footprint is there
on the rock since our arrival on this beautiful planet. It is difficult to
conclude what actually happened. Come and see, maybe an answer to this
national question can be provided.
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