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Gather a group of friends or family and hop in the car. Just a mere 20 minute drive from Durban city is an obscurely magnificent palace to behold. A palace built to display the cultural heritage that KwaZulu-Natal has to offer.
Remarkably and intricately designed, the Ammazulu Palace depicts the artistic work behind Durban artist Peter Amm’s creative vision. Amm’s vision can be admired by viewing the elaborately crafted hallways, decorated walkways and bedrooms that were inspired by Zulu heritage and culture.
In order to create this masterpiece, Amm made use of every piece in his entire collection of Zulu arts and crafts and incorporated it all into more than 40 beaded columns of exquisite beauty.
The palace was designed principally by Kevin MacGarry of Architects Collaborative, with assistance from the owner, who has nurtured the site for some four decades. African bead work, art, artifacts and statues can be found all around this truly spectacular venue on the outskirts of the Kloof Gorge.
Head to Koof in the Upper Highway area to feast your senses on all that the Ammazulu African Palace has to offer. Unwind your mind and take in all of the sensory this visionary palace celebrates.
Not only does the palace offer guided tours of the 10 rooms that are situated in the building, but it is also one of the more eccentric and cultural boutique hotels to stay in the area.
Whether you choose to lounge around on one of the decks and take in the exquisite scenery the surroundings offer or pamper yourself in the steam room, you won’t run out of things to do.
The visitor to this truly unique destination will be forgiven if he or she feels a distinct sensory overload as there is so much to take in, explore and experience.
Whether you are wanting to hire out the venue for a function, attend a guided tour or get away for the weekend, the Ammazulu African Palace is a place that will capture your imagination every step you take.
For more information, head to Ammazulu African Palace’s website. Alternatively, send an email to info@ammazulupalace.com or phone the palace on 031 764 8000.