The Khoisan are indigenous to Southern Africa, known for their click languages and traditional hunter-gatherer way of life.

Population

~300,000

Origins

The Khoisan people, comprising the Khoi and San groups, are the indigenous people of Southern Africa. They have lived in the region for thousands of years, primarily as hunter-gatherers and pastoralists.

Customs and Culture

Khoisan culture includes traditional rock art, storytelling, and music using instruments like the "ramkie" (a type of guitar). They have a deep knowledge of the natural environment, with traditional practices linked to hunting and healing.

Activity

Visitors can explore rock art sites, participate in cultural tours to learn about traditional Khoisan practices, and visit heritage sites in the Northern Cape and Western Cape.

Other

Focus on preserving indigenous languages and practices