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The Africa section of Disney’s Animal Kingdom is set in the fictional village of Harambe. According to the village's back store, Harambe was originally a Dutch colony on the eastern shore of Africa; however they were eventually able to achieve their independence through peaceful revolution in 1961 <refname= "mouseplanet"> https://www.mouseplanet.com/11393/Animal_Kingdom_Africa_A_Photo_Tour </ref>. Modern day Harambe, is bustling seaport, with visitors from all over the world. The biggest point of interest in the village is the Kilimanjaro Safaris, which take guests on a guided tour of the African Savannah. In addition to the wildlife attractions, Harambe is also home to a number of restaurants and shops, including the Harambe Market.