Begin your journey at the Eswatini National Museum, a section in the Department of Cultural Heritage. Explore the exhibitions that showcase the history of EmaSwati from the Stone Age, through colonialism, and up to independence.

Discover the temporary exhibition hall, which presents thematic displays according to annual themes shared by the International Council of Museums. Visit the natural history wing, which showcases the relationship between EmaSwati and nature.

See a mini village that depicts a typical Swazi homestead, offering a visual aid for visitors and students.

Next, head to the King Sobhuza II Park, a National Monument built to commemorate the life history of King Sobhuza II, who led the Swazi nation to independence from Britain in 1968.

Learn about the park, which was built in a place where King Sobhuza was laid in state before he was taken for burial at EMbilaneni, a royal burial mountain in the Southern part of Swaziland, where some of the Swazi kings are buried.