Tchicuele Mountain

The Tundavala Rift is a huge chasm of around 1200 m located in Serra da Leba, 18 km from Lubango, in the province of Huíla, in Angola.

The Hunguéria Waterfall is like a hidden treasure where you can only reach the right way.

The structure is located at the entrance to the village of Humpata, very close to the old colonial road that connected the Huíla plateau to other towns in the region.

The name Barleria rupicola literally means

Berkheya welwitschii is a herbaceous plant endemic to Angola, easily recognized by its large yellow flowers and thorny leaves.

Berkheya welwitschii is a herbaceous plant endemic to Angola, easily recognized by its large yellow flowers and thorny leaves.

Xerophyta capillaris is a plant extraordinarily adapted to the drier environments of Serra da Chela

Aloe palmiformis is a succulent plant endemic to Angola and one of the most emblematic species of Serra da Chela.

Located in the municipality of Quilengues, they appear as one of those little-known scenes in Angola that impress with the combination of wild nature, silence and mountainous landscapes.

It is a small reservoir located close to the famous Tundavala Rift, in the province of Huíla.

The waterfall is located in a mountainous landscape marked by the rock formations of Tundavala and the typical vegetation of the Huíla plateau.

The Bicuar National Park, was established as a game reserve in 1938 and transformed into a national park in 1964 with the aim of preserving the existing species in the area among which they stand out: elephants, lions, sable, buffalo etc. It has an extension of 1,200Km² and is limited by the Chicusse, Cunene, Cusso, Cussava and Chissanda rivers. It is one of the promising tourist reserves in southern Angola, due to its privileged geographical situation that has the natural conditions it offers, from the wonderful landscapes to the beautiful specimens of wild animals.

It is a destination of great natural and cultural value, known for its peaceful landscapes, mountains, vegetation typical of the southern region of Angola and welcoming rural environment.

The place is considered a natural and cultural tourist spot, because it combines the beauty of the landscape with history and tradition.

It is located east of the Municipality and north of the Province towards Cuando Cubango, and is more than two kilometers long.

At the entrance to the cave, only water flows from a peaceful spring at the bottom of the cave. The vestibule of the cave known as the “room of the lakes” (Timóteo1974. Pag.54) is surprising. Inside we can see majestic stalactites in its vault, some

The Chapel of Our Lady of Mount is along with the Statue of Christ the King, the great exiles of the city of Lubango.

It was built in 1957, based on the similarity that the City of Sá da Bandeira had with the headquarters of the island of Madeira, where the first contingents of settlers mandated by the Portuguese Government came from between 1884/85.

The Huíla Regional Museum is a public, permanent, scientific, non-profit institution, at the service of society and its development, open to the public that acquires, preserves, researches, disseminates and exhibits material testimonies

The first rehabilitation of the Mission took place in the period 2007/2011, with the Archbishop of Lubango, Dom Gabriel Mbilingi, inaugurating this phase of renovation in September 2011.