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	Safari camps & resorts	City Hotels
Bronze	$300-500
Silver	$500-800	$100-200
Gold	$800-1200	$200-400
Platinum	$1200+	$400+
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Leeuwenbosch Country House is an eight bed, quality game lodge, created from the gracious 1908 Settler home of the Fowlds family.

Located within the renown Amakhala Game Reserve, and set amidst expansive gardens, Leeuwenbosch Country House offers spacious accommodation in four en-suite bedrooms furnished with antiques and historical paintings. The accommodation and delicious cuisine is complimented by a wide range of game viewing and related outdoor pursuits and activities on the Game Reserve, all led by competent Professional Guides.

After an early morning coffee or afternoon high tea, these informative Professional Guides take Guests on game drives, walks and river cruises, through the scenic wilderness that is Amakhala Game Reserve, to observe the wide diversity of creatures that make this land their home. From elephants to porcupines; from rhino to lion and springbuck, all are protected with passion.

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Bronze Price Level Show Details

Price Level Key:

	Safari camps & resorts	City Hotels
Bronze	$300-500
Silver	$500-800	$100-200
Gold	$800-1200	$200-400
Platinum	$1200+	$400+
Based on high season rates (non-Christmas)

Landmark Hotel is situated in the small town of Tukuyu Mbeya. This hotel is a clean and safe hotel with a lot of character, which provides guests with a great place to stay while visiting the villages. The restaurant serves local cuisine and works with the program to provide meals featuring fresh, local ingredients.

Tukuyu is a small, of 50,000 inhabitants, hillside town that lies about 36 miles south of the city of Mbeya in the highland Rungwe District of southern Tanzania. The surrounding Southern Highlands of Tanzania make for excellent hiking and walking. The forests are ecologically lush, have clear freshwater rivers and streams, are outside of the mosquito zone, have friendly villagers, have very few dangerous animals, and the elevated highland climate is cool. The trek to Ngozi Peak, below which is a spectacular volcanic crater lake, is popular. Lake Ngozi has a local water-serpent legend, and it is possible to bush camp here overnight.

Tea is widely cultivated around Tukuyu. Tea is one of the perennial crops that many small scale farmers depend on. There is a tea processing factory at Katumba, 5 km from Tukuyu, as one travels to Mbeya. Coffee is also grown extensively around Tukuyu.

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