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frockland Says: The huge bell is a memorial to Dr. Laws and his family who was living her for about 4o years!
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frockland Says: The "Industrial Block" was built at the beginning of the last century. There was a technical school inside. Nowadays there is a training centre for engineers.
frockland Says: There was a Stone cairn erected as a memory of the place where Dr. Laws and his companions pitched up their camp during the first night on the plateau. The two house nearby are “House No.1”; Dr. Laws first house and the “David Gordon Memorial Hospital” that had been the...
frockland Says: There is not too much to see in Livingstonia except the magnificent view, but while there its worth to have a look at the church. It was built in 1894 in Scottish style. Inside there are some nice windows to see. The motives in the windows are showing the arrival of David...
frockland Says: It was the first house made of stones and the place where Dr Laws was living and working for 40 years. Nowadays there is a guesthouse and a small museum inside. The exhibition is quite interesting and gives some good information about the mission’s history and the beginning...
frockland Says: There is a Guest House right at the edge of the escarpment. From the graden there are the best views on Lake Malawi and the Tansanian Mountains on the other side.At night the "Old Watchman" shows up and is playing on his thumb-piano for a while! Enjoy the atmophere! The...
frockland Says: Its possible to stay in Stone House which was one of the best Guesthouses im Malawi some time ago. This place stil contains the original furniture from the beginning of the last century when it was the home of Dr.Laws.it´s also possible to camp in the garden. The view is...
frockland Says: There is no public transport to Livingstonia. Neither on the “main road” leading up the plateau from the eastside, nor on the one coming from the west side. The turn off on the Karonga – Mzuzu road is at the village of Chitimba. You have to be there early to catch a lift....
frockland Says: "Wanna see the rockpaintings at Manchewe Falls?" The only paintings the guide could find were something like "Bill was here in1996!" Even if there are no ancient paintings it´s still worth visiting the falls!
frockland Says: About 6 kilometres down the road from Livingstonia are the 60 metres high Manchewe Falls. They are about 300 metres off the road. It´s possible to follow a small path to get to the caves behind the falling water.
frockland Says: If you have any technical problems it’s worth trying to find one of the teachers of the engineers training centre and ask them for help. Sometimes they made a lesson out of the problem!
frockland Says: The kids of Livingstonia will offer to to your washing or to guide you. If you need one of these “services”, make sure to get it done in the afternoon, because in the morning the kids should be at school!
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The "Industrial Block" was built at the beginning of the last century. There was a technical school inside. Nowadays there is a training centre for engineers.
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Livingstonia is located at the edge of Khondowe Plateau about 800 meters above Lake Malawi. The view is breathtaking! 1884 Scottish missionaries chose this place to establish a mission, after they......
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