Name: The Three Dikgosi Monument
Address: Gaborone, Botswana, BW

The Three Dikgosi Monument is a park, located at Gaborone, Botswana

Location :

Gaborone

Added by Jopie, at 01 September 2016

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Achieng Akena

03 June 2018

It was closed for a private bikers function but a staff member who made an effort to speak my language told me a whole lot about the monument anyway. Can't wait to go back for a proper visit
T Bone

17 May 2018

Nice tour and story. Tour guide answered all of my silly tourist questions very tactfully.
Patrick Gleeson

29 April 2018

Very helpful and friendly tour guides.
Trevor Matlakala

20 April 2018

Visit the Three Dikgosi monument for GG's road grill for lunch midweek, great Setswana dishes
Harrison M. Mungai

08 April 2018

Very informative place, the guide was very friendly and knowledgeable
Sylvia Nyoni

31 March 2018

Excellent tour guides ..great historical monument thumbs up to Botswana
Ervine Kekana

05 March 2018

Best monument for such a humble undertaking to start a nation. The conviction of it all
Sonny Keitumele

09 February 2018

Exceptional view of Botswana's History. 3 Chief who went to fight for our Independence
Kyle Luke Hector McClean

19 December 2017

Needs some maintenance to it's 'gardens', but the guides are extremely knowledgable and interesting to talk/listen to and it's FREE!
Mimi Chinengo

23 November 2017

Exquisite sighting of the three Dikgosi who played a very important role leading to Botswana's independence.
Petri Conradie

17 November 2017

Interesting but information displayed are very basic. Although it quickly paints the picture, I would have liked to know more. Nice photo opportunity, but not more than a 10 minute visit
R Chetty

27 October 2017

Get a guide to explain everything about the monument. In this way one will be introduced to the people, history & proud culture of Botswana. Most of all you will learn about the great heritage of Botswana's leadership.
Lebo Letsie

05 October 2017

This a great monument documenting Botswanas pre-independence history. The main attraction is the 3 large statues of the dikgosi that went to London to meet the queen, however there are also smaller monuments of tribal and regional history. Guides are available at the gate and add on to the experience by interacting with guests and adding stories that you may not have known otherwise. It also serves as a public park where picnics and other small gatherings can be held. It is a small area that can be covered within an hour and makes for great pictures as it is located next to the new high court and i-towers (the tallest building in the country)
Aiden D'Souza

18 September 2017

Meh, I've seen better bronze statues of country leaders in southern Africa built on the 29th of September 2009, opened on the 29th of September 2009 in the year September 29th 2009.
Pearl Mash

07 September 2017

Great place to visit in Gaborone to learn about the history of the Batswana people.
Tumo Maokisa

03 August 2017

Absolutely loved it. A great reminder of Botswana's progress as a nation and the contributions of it's leaders at the time.
Petrus Msiza

17 July 2017

Learnt more about botswana as a country
Stephanus Venter

20 June 2017

On the outskirts of the city centre. I did enjoy this place. At the time we went, the city was undergoing huge transformation; a lot of construction. I give it 3 to 5 years and this will be more marvelous and more of a bustling city.
Boitshoko Seothaeng

13 May 2017

Beautiful, and educational and the guide was amazing.
Your Chemist

06 April 2017

The best monument in Gaborone
Dipuo Kagi Mogotsi

06 April 2017

Is next to my work place
Rachel Okunubi

15 March 2017

Free admissions cost, lovely park managers. Not much to do besides take pics, though.
FuN RaiseR

31 January 2017

Teaches a lot about Botswana history
Karabo Makole

08 September 2016

A key element of Setswana history immortalised with written information and guides also available. More needs to be done to teach Batswana about their heritage and culture but this is definitely a step in the right direction.