Gundu, a settlement in the 13th century, was later renamed Mukuni village after the arrival of ruler Mukuni from Congo. The village is inhabited by the Leya people and provides an authentic African village experience, showcasing their way of life. With a population of approximately 7,000, the village boasts a clinic, a school, and boreholes for water supply. Visitors can observe the construction and adornment of huts, interact with residents, and witness the production of local curios by the villagers.