DURBAN TOURISM Durban-The-warmest-place-to-be Tel: +27 (0)31 322 4164 t durbanxperience www.durbanexperience.co.za A photographic journey through the eyes of National Geographic, past and present. DURBAN As never seen before Join Durban Tourism and National Geographic Traveler for a photographic journey of delight showing this award-winning tourist destination as it is today, and as it was, generations ago. See images taken on a recent visit to Durban by National Geographic Traveler photographer Krista Rossow, as well as seldom seen archival material from the vaults of this prestigious magazine. Set in the unique and historic KwaMuhle Building, just a hundred metres from the Albert Luthuli ICC, a venue which has its own unique Durban story to tell. An unforgettable experience, not to be missed. GETTING THERE: Indaba Delegates can hop onto the Durban Gallery Shuttle – departs Durban ICC every hour on the hour from 09 to 11 May 2015, alternatively book a Durban Ricksha Bus City Tour - Tel 031 322 4209 The Durban Gallery is open from 09h00 to 17h00 daily at the KwaMuhle Museum commencing from 09 May 2015 to 09 July 2015 KwaMuhle Museum is a reminder of what life was like in and around Durban during and leading up to the apartheid era. Ponder over the exhibits that include photographic prints of township life, and reﬂect on the contributions of the ordinary people who laid the foundations of Durban’s development as one of Africa’s leading cities.

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Page 1: DURBAN · 2018-07-27 · its own unique Durban story to tell. An unforgettable experience, not to be missed. GeTTinG There: Indaba Delegates can hop onto the Durban Gallery Shuttle

Durban TourismDurban-The-warmest-place-to-beTel: +27 (0)31 322 4164 t durbanxperiencewww.durbanexperience.co.za

A photographic journey through the eyes of National Geographic, past and present.

DURBANAs never seen before

Join Durban Tourism and National Geographic Traveler for a photographic

journey of delight showing this award-winning tourist destination as it is today, and as it was,

generations ago. See images taken on a recent visit to Durban by National Geographic Traveler

photographer Krista Rossow, as well as seldom seen archival material from the vaults of this

prestigious magazine. Set in the unique and historic KwaMuhle Building, just a hundred metres from the Albert Luthuli ICC, a venue which has its own unique Durban story to tell. An unforgettable experience, not to be missed.

GeTTinG There: Indaba Delegates can hop onto the Durban Gallery

Shuttle – departs Durban ICC every hour on the hour from 09 to 11 May 2015, alternatively book a Durban Ricksha Bus City Tour - Tel 031 322 4209

The Durban

Gallery is open from

09h00 to 17h00 daily at

the KwaMuhle Museum

commencing from 09 May

2015 to 09 July 2015

KwaMuhle Museum is a reminder of what life was like in and around Durban during and leading up to the apartheid era. Ponder over the exhibits that include photographic prints of township life, and reflect on the contributions of the ordinary people who laid the foundations of Durban’s development as one of Africa’s leading cities.