Binga Tourism & Culture

10/11/2025

15/05/2025

Seven reasons why you should visit Binga.

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20/04/2025

Welcome to Mlibizi Zambezi Resort

A beautiful spot nestled comfortably in the Mlibizi Bay along the banks of the mighty Zambezi River.

So peaceful and calming when your nerves are shattered!
It is a place of rejuvenation, under new management with staff that bend over backwards to accommodate you in a simple, natural environment.

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23/06/2024

Chef Pie'oh's latest creation, the Giant Dish, is a total game-changer.

This mouthwatering masterpiece features tender beef tenderloin, sweet potato, rich red wine, and a crunchy corn starch crust. It's a flavor combination that will leave you speechless!

But what really sets the Giant Dish apart is Chef Pie'oh's passion for food preservation. His dedication to innovation is inspiring, and it shows in every bite.

If you're a foodie looking for a new adventure, look no further! The Giant Dish is now available at Outlook Africa Lodges, Victoria Falls. Trust me, you won't regret it.

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18/05/2024

Insangwa: The Beautiful Batonga Reeds Baskets

The Batonga people of Zambia and Zimbabwe have a long tradition of crafting stunning baskets from reeds and ilala palms, known as Insangwa in the Tonga language. These beautiful pieces are not only functional but also carry deep cultural significance, representing the rich heritage and craftsmanship of the Batonga community.

What Makes Insangwa Baskets Special?

1. Sustainable Materials: Insangwa baskets are made from locally sourced, sustainably harvested materials like ilala palm, papyrus, and reeds.

2. Skilled Craftsmanship: Talented artisans, mostly women, weave the baskets using traditional techniques passed down through generations.

3. Unique Designs: Each basket features intricate patterns and designs, reflecting the BaTonga culture and the artisan's creativity.

4. Functional and Decorative: Insangwa baskets are perfect for storing grain, carrying goods, or as a beautiful decorative piece.

5. Cultural Symbolism: The baskets symbolize the BaTonga people's connection to their land, culture, and heritage.

6. Fair Trade: Most Insangwa baskets are sold through fair-trade initiatives, ensuring artisans receive fair compensation for their work.

7. Durable: With proper care, Insangwa baskets can last for decades.

8. Variety: Find a range of Insangwa baskets in different shapes, sizes, and designs, from small and delicate to large and sturdy.

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10/05/2024

Wooden serving plates & reeds baskets.

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30/11/2023

Rusteak Lakeside Cottages

This little resort is located on the shores of the mighty Zambezi river in Binga, Mat North Province. It is fully solarized and is perfect for couples, families and friends. This hidden gem has lovely braai areas, swimming pool and bomas. They provide boat hire, Tongabezi pantoon for fishing and sunset cruises. Clients are welcome to bring their own boats as they have a great slipway to anchor. It has 3 unique cottages namely Fish Eagle, Hippo and Sunbird Cottages all nestled in a green lush garden.

1.Fish Eagle Cottages (Self catering option):
It is a lovely thatched cottage with 1 bedroom with an ensuite, lounge with 2 extra single beds and 2 unique patios. A fully equipped kitchen with a 4-plate gas stove and a fridge.

2.Hippo Cottages
This thatched cottage accommodates 2 to 4 people, has a downstairs main bedroom with a queen size bed and ensuite. It has an upstairs loft with 2 single beds for children above 5 years. There is a small seating area inside and private patio outside overlooking Zambezi river. A small bar fridge is provided for your refreshments. This cottage doesn’t have a kitchen.

3.Sunbird Cottage (Self catering option)
This stunning family cottage accommodates 4 to 6 people with self catering option. It sits right on the banks of the Zambezi River. It has a fully functional open plan kitchen and dining area. This family cottage has 2 bedrooms, down stairs bedroom has ensuite, upstairs bedroom has a queen size bed, 2 single beds and ensuite. It has also an extra unique outside shower, own boma and braai area.
Come Live The African Dream at Rusteak Lakeside Cottages

For Bookings Contact:
Cheryl +263773281029
Wayne +263772316602

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18/11/2023

The mighty Zambezi river "river of life" is the 4th longest river in Africa and the longest east flowing river in Africa. The name Zambezi comes from the Tonga phrase "kasambabezi" meaning "only those who are familiar with the river can take a bath". By then the river was narrow and infested with crocodiles and hippopotamus, the locals knew the safe spots to take a bath and to fetch water.

The river originates from Mwinilunga district in north west Zambia and it flows through 6 countries Zambia, Namibia, Angola, Botswana, Zimbabwe and Mozambique. It is about 2700 km long and it's drainage basin covers 1,390,000 km². It holds 2 massive sources of hydro electric power, Kariba dam and Cahora Bassa dam in Mozambique.

It is believed that BaTonga people were the first settlers along Zambezi valley. Before the construction of Kariba dam they used to cultivate crops through out the year along the river banks, this type of cultivation is commonly known as "inchelela" in Tonga.

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18/11/2023

The mighty Zambezi river "river of life" is the 4th longest river in Africa and the longest east flowing river in Africa. The name Zambezi comes from the Tonga phrase "kasambabezi" meaning "only those who are familiar with the river can take a bath". By then the river was narrow and infested with crocodiles and hippopotamus, the locals knew the safe spots to take a bath and to fetch water.

The river originates from Mwinilunga district in north west Zambia and it flows through 6 countries Zambia, Namibia, Angola, Botswana, Zimbabwe and Mozambique. It is about 2700 km long and it's drainage basin covers 1,390,000 km². It holds 2 massive sources of hydro electric power, Kariba dam and Cahora Bassa dam in Mozambique.

It is believed that BaTonga people were the first settlers along Zambezi valley. Before the construction of Kariba dam they used to cultivate crops through out the year along the river banks, this type of cultivation is commonly known as "inchelela" in Tonga.

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