Durban, South Africa

I was very, very blessed to visit Durban, South Africa this past week.
It's a cute city. Very, very underrated.
Durban sits along South Africa's coastline and many of its residents are Zulu and Indians.
(During a walking tour, I was very surprised to learn that Gandhi lived in Durban for 21 years.)
I learned many other things in Durban and I had a great time!
Here are some pix:

Here's the Juma Musjid. It's the largest mosque in the Southern Hemisphere and can accommodate 1,000 people:


Downtown Durban:

Me goofing off at the Durban Oceanfront:

Youth performing a traditional Zulu dance at a local mall:



I ate dried ostrich and it was yummo:


I almost got eaten by a T-Rex at the local museum:


I had to pay 2 Rand (20 cents) to piss at some places. Ain't that some s%it!?


Traditional Zulu jewelry at a street market. I wanted everything on this table:


Went in this bead store at the craft market and blew my mind and wallet:


Traditional medicine at the herb market:


Bunny chow, a popular dish made of curried meats and veggies in a bread bowl:


A rickshaw driver:


Another shout out for their oceanfront because it was so beautiful:


I spent about a week in Durban with other volunteers for Easter vacay and I miss it already.
The food was good. The vibe was like a big city. And the ocean was gorgeous.
I'd love to go back at some point before I leave South Africa. And you should too!