The name “Ngami Gates” is derived from Lake Ngami, a historically important body of water in Botswana. Lake Ngami played a crucial role in the livelihoods of indigenous communities and early settlers in the region. The reference to “Gates” symbolizes both an entrance to Maun and a gateway to the rich cultural heritage and natural beauty that define this area. Ngami Gates Guest House: Bridging Past and Present Ngami Gates Guest House serves as a bridge between Maun’s storied past and its vibrant present. By incorporating elements of local history into its identity, the guest house offers visitors a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in the heritage of the region while enjoying modern comforts and hospitality. Embracing Tradition at Ngami Gates Guest House At Ngami Gates Guest House, guests can experience firsthand the warmth and hospitality that have been characteristic of Maun since its early days. From traditional architecture inspired by local designs to authentic cuisine showcasing indigenous flavors, every aspect of the guest house reflects a deep respect for tradition and culture.