Kusukuam Ruins

Kusukuam Ruins are an archaeological site in northern Mozambique, near the city of Pemba. They are the remains of an ancient town that served as an important center of trade and culture between the 9th and 16th centuries. Kusukuam was part of the Sacred Kingdom of Siwana and is known for its walls, clay houses, and artifacts showing influences from both Arab and African cultures. Today, the ruins are a significant historical site and tourist attraction, revealing the region's rich past.