The heart of the Kulamba Ceremony is the gathering in Mkaika village, where chiefs from Zambia, Malawi, and Mozambique come together to pay tribute and celebrate Chewa culture. The event is marked by vibrant masquerade dances, traditional songs, and the initiation of young girls into womanhood. As the ceremony concludes, the local community engages in activities to honor their traditional ruler, with attendance often including government officials from the three countries. The event is a significant cultural and social occasion that highlights the unity and traditions of the Chewa people.