The visit begins with a walk from Mida Creek Nature Camp into the village, where guests are welcomed into local family homesteads and introduced to the way daily life is organised within the community.

Along the way, you can see traditional food preparation on a three-stone fire and older household practices such as pounding maize by hand with a wooden mortar and pestle. The route also passes through the village centre and local shops.

The experience includes a visit to the local school and an introduction to the different religious and cultural traditions present in the area, with visits to local churches and mosques and an opportunity to learn how Christian, Muslim and traditional beliefs coexist within the same community.

Guests may also see how palm wine is traditionally harvested and, if interested, taste it.

No two visits are exactly the same. The route provides a structure, but the village is not a staged attraction. School activities, family occasions, community gatherings, celebrations, traditional work or other everyday events may naturally become part of the visit depending on what is happening that day.