Durban Botanical Gardens, established in 1849, is a lush, 15-hectare oasis showcasing a diverse range of plant species from around the world.
A tranquil oasis featuring a variety of plant species and a historic conservatory.
South Africa's oldest mosque, offering guided tours and a glimpse into Durban's Islamic history.
An iconic stadium offering sunset tours and a skycar ride for panoramic city views.
A quarter loaf of bread hollowed out and filled with curry.
A grilled boerewors sausage served on a roll with onions and chutney.
Freshly caught fish (usually kingklip or snoek) battered and fried, served with chips.
Durban's subtropical climate can bring sudden rain showers, especially in summer.
The botanical gardens cover a large area, so comfortable footwear is essential for exploring.
Durban's warm climate attracts mosquitoes, especially in the evenings.
Famous for its unique atmosphere and extensive breakfast menu.
Known for its delicious, affordable lunch specials.
Iconic for its stunning ocean views and exceptional seafood.
Vibrant Zulu beadwork is a traditional craft that tells the story of the Zulu people through intricate patterns and colors.
Durban's unique curry blend is a mix of spices that reflects the city's Indian heritage and is a must-try for food lovers.
Ndebele pottery is known for its bold geometric patterns and is a symbol of the Ndebele people's rich cultural heritage.
Waghdar Museum, nestled in the heart of Pune, is a treasure trove of Maratha history, showcasing artifacts and paintings that narrate the rich past of the Maratha Empire.
A unique bookshop in a converted Victorian railway station, offering a vast collection of second-hand books and a charming atmosphere.
Kaziranga Wildlife Museum, nestled within the Kaziranga National Park, is a treasure trove of wildlife information and artifacts, offering a glimpse into the rich biodiversity of Assam.