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The Griqua Peoples under the GNC of SA regard and respect two sites as sacred spiritual places, namely:
The Burial site of Paramount Chief Andrew Abraham Stokenström le Fleur I, also known as Robberg amongst Griqua people, which is located on the farm Brakkloof, Robberg Penisula, Plettenberg Bay. Paramount Chief le Fleur I passed on in 1941 and was laid to rest at the site.
The Monument site at Ratelgat (Farm Luiperdskop). Paramount Chief le Fleur I resided since 1920’s until 1933 at Ratelgat with a number of his followers and continue to visit the until 1941. Paramount Chief le Fleur I is also known as the Servant of God and he made many predictions and communicated many prophecies from Ratelgat. Paramount Chief A.A.S. le Fleur II (1923 -2004) was also laid to rest on the site where the hut of Paramount Chief le Fleur was located and now honoured and respected as a sacred site.
Monument and burial sites of Adam Kok III and his wife Marget Kok at Kokstad. The Griqua peoples of the GNC of SA, acknowledge all historical hereditary, duly elected leaders of the Kok dynasty for their invaluable contribution to lead the Griqua peoples.
House of Paramount Chief le Fleur I at Jakkalskraal. The late Paramount Chief resided at Jakkalskraal since 1927until his death in 1941. GNC of SA are giving due consideration for the Declaration of the house as a heritage site.
Grave of Paramount Chief Andrew Abraham Stockenström le Fleur I, who passed on 11 June 1941 and buried on the farm Brakkloof, Robberg Penisula, Plettenberg Bay.
Volksmonument, Kranshoek in honor of Paramount Chief A.A.S. le Fleur I, his wife, Kroonmoeder Racheal Sussanna le Fleur (born Kok) and all Griqua oudstryders (veterens) that passed on.
Monument in honour of Jacob and his son Langie Mouwers, erected in 1979 on the Farm Corn flats in Tweespruit, Northern Free State Paramount Chief A.A.S. le Fleur II. The Monument was unveiled by the Griqua Peoples and Paramount Chief A.A.S. le Fleur II in 1979. Father and son lost their lives fighting in a battle in 1865.
Monument at Ratelgat in honour of Paramount Chief le Fleur I, his followers and the prophecies made by Paramount Chief le Fleur I, erected in 1992
Commemoration of the birth of Paramount Chief Abraham Andrew le Fleur observed through community gatherings and remembrance.
Commemoration of the release of Paramount Chief A A S le Fleur I from the Breakwater prison in Cape Town.
The founding of the Griqua Independent Church in 1920 by Paramount Chief le Fleur I during a conference held in Maitland Town Hall Cape Town.
Birthday of Paramount Chief A A S le Fleur II renamed in 1999 to acknowledge his exceptional contribution in securing Ratelgat for the Griqua Peoples.
Birthday of Paramount Chief A A S le Fleur I commemorating his life leadership and the establishment of the GNC of SA as the home of the Griqua peoples.
Commemoration of the unveiling of the Volksmonument marking a significant moment in Griqua heritage.
Birthday of the Kroonmoeder Rachel Susanna le Fleur honouring her life contribution and celebrating all mothers.
Festival for the elderly held on the birthday of Jonghoof Adam Johannes le Fleur celebrating wisdom memory and continuity.
An evening ceremony of thanksgiving for protection during the year and prayers for prosperity in the year ahead held at Brakkloof Robberg Peninsula Plettenberg Bay.