Kahica Caves

The Kahica Caves, located in the municipality of Caculo Cabaça in Cuanza Norte province, are a natural attraction distinguished by the beauty of their rock formations, the surrounding vegetation, and the stories passed down by local communities.
According to oral tradition, a rock formation known as "King Ngola Kiluanji’s Table" (Mesa do Rei Ngola Kiluanji) is found near the cave entrance.
Shapes traditionally referred to as the "King’s Saints" (Santos do Rei) can also be observed on the upper section of one of the walls.
These interpretations are part of local memory and belief; to date, there are no known archaeological studies confirming their origin or a direct link to a specific sovereign.

The surrounding forest is also said to contain the burial sites of prominent former *sobas* (traditional chiefs) and other traditional authorities—an area held in reverence and regarded as a place of memory by the region's communities.
Accessing the caves involves a hike estimated at around 40 minutes along a natural trail winding through the vegetation and the hills of Caculo Cabaça.
For safety reasons and out of respect for local traditions, visits should be made accompanied by community guides or individuals familiar with the route.
With their blend of nature, oral tradition, and cultural memory, the Kahica Caves offer potential for the development of nature and cultural tourism in Cuanza Norte.