🧿 Ntsweng
Botswana · Africa · 24.42°S, 25.52°E
Advertisement
Ntsweng was a village in Botswana. It was the capital of the Bakwena tribe while it was under the rule of Sechele I. Sechele had Ntsweng built on a hill for defensive purposes when he relocated the Bakwena capital. Its ruins are in present-day village of Molepolole and it is a protected historical site by the National Museum and Monuments.
Read the full article on Wikipedia →
Quick facts
| Country | Botswana |
|---|---|
| Continent / region | Africa |
| Coordinates (approx.) | 24.42°S, 25.52°E · view on map |
Ntsweng is located in Botswana, in Africa.
More archaeological sites in Botswana
Bosutswe · Kubu Island · Tsodilo.
Advertisement
Advertisement