District 6 was the 6th municipal district of Cape Town. A multi racial community at the foot of the world famous flat top Table Mountain. From 1964 to 1984, subject to the group areas act of the Apartheid government. District 6 was declared a white only area therefore, all none white citizens had to be evicted and taken to the unwanted land of Cape Town in the cape flats. All houses were demolished with government's plan to turn district 6 into an affluent suburb. Over 50 years after the first removals, none of the government proposed affluent suburb was built and most of District 6 still lay fallow. A tour of this area and a local memorial museum gives visitors the Indepth understanding of the forced removals in Cape Town, part of a composition of what was declared a crime against humanity by the UN.

From District 6, we will travel to Langa township, Langa is a native Xhosa name for sun. Once we get here, our tour will start off at Guga Sthebe arts and cultural center in the Langa township. Guga Sthebe is dedicated to the empowerment of the people of Langa Township and improving their socio economic hardships. Here people are trained in several art forms as metal work and pottery. There is a community theatre and people can join the dance, craft and art lessons and regular exhibitions expressing local and international art.

From Guga Sthebe arts center, your local tour guide will then take you on a walking tour around Langa township. On the walking tour, your guide will be explaining to you about the birth of Langa, the present and the future. Social challenges as well as triumph. You will also have an opportunity to visit local residence's homes, local traditional brewery, children's home and even an African initiated church (only on Sundays) just to observe and learn.