Learn to travell, travell to learn. Lets all visit this place

Wonderful sirene location with a very good guide that will explain all the history of the site.

Very good memorial site with a lot of detailed information. The worker we found was very well informative and friendly.

Good Historical place

Very peaceful and quiet place and lots of things to learn from here.

It's a good historical site to visit. It has a nice view and has a lot of tall trees for you nature lovers out there and it's near the new airport. Hopefully it will be receiving more visitors once the new airport project is completed.

The guide was well informed about everything on the site, the way he explained you can even see how things really happened

It's a great memorial place to visit. With very intriguing accounts of how he died and what happened after that.

The thrill and the story of everything, absolutely amazing experience being here. If you can spare the time please go there and let your mind be blown

It is always good to learn about events that have happened in our communities, towns, cities and country as a whole. It is very important to know the history thereof. The Dag Hammarskjoed site presents us with such an opportunity. It was very enlightening to listen to the passionate presentation of what might have happened from our tour guide. It gets to be emotional at some point but yes, we all need to see and hear about it for our selves.

I got the whole story of what happened to UN SG

Right place to learn dag's history

It's a very nice place to be

Historic memorial site. The guide is well informed and knowledgeable.unfortunately there are no remains of the plane crash

The place is cool quite and awesome amazing breeze and exciting museum.

This was an experience! The details of the event are still a mystery, but it was well elaborated by the guide, and I was intrigued. Make sure to watch Coldcase Hammarskjold after the visit. Do know that you'll need cash for entry fee and it was K8 when I visited as a local.

we were well guided through the story of Dag hammarskjold Air Crash. the ancient without un finished research

Very clean

Wonderful memorial site in the Copperbelt

Its a nice place to visit if you want to learn about the history of the country

I reached one day Beautiful ❤️♥️

You can go and have fan or function at anytime

I was let into a piece of intriguing history.

History and mystery in one place. Intriguing.

Memorable

The memorial site is cool and pleasant. I truly enjoyed the tour.

Has a serene and quiet environment. I like that.

Beautiful, quiet place. Interesting historical site.

It was an insightful visit. DAG was a great leader. I hope his mysterious death could be uncovered.

Good

Beautiful place to visit and you learn alot of truth as to what happened to the UN security general

The place is rich in history, but seems neglected and not well advertised. Finding the place was a bit of a hustle and you don't find many visitors when you get there. It's practically empty.

Great place to learn the history of the crash and other facts about Zambia.

Nice peaceful monument to Day Hamersjold in the middle of nowhere. Well maintained garden and small museum. Worth a visit if you are in the area.

Awesome place

Over priced crooked guide

Tragic story here!!

We went there in 1972. A very special place.

Place with a rich history.

Serene place

The place is of greater historical importance. The plane carrying the UN secretary general crashed at this site. Dag Hammarskjold died at this spot. It is situated in Ndola, Zambia.

It's a great Heritage place to visit. Out tour guide was excellent. It's as if he was there when the plane crashed. The posters explain a lot about the place. The place is well kept.

Great historical site

So much history in one place

The history of the site is very interesting and the guide is quite informed of the facts - and theories - of the crash. However, they are missing an opportunity by not providing literature or souvenirs of the site for sale by visitors. Also, there is not place on site to purchase food or drink even though local Rotary Clubs have provided picnic tables for anyone wanting to bring their own lunch and drinks. Again, a missed opportunity to make the site self supporting.

Historic, quite and nice

Nice

Beautiful place

It's historical

It's really a beautiful place to chill with family

New tar road adds

This place is rich in history... Visited on a class project