Things to see and do Mpumalanga

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All the information about the city and the Canyon de la Blyde.

These dolomitiques caves of the Molapong valley were occupied in the middle of the stone age (51 000 to 10 000 BC). The entrance to the Cannibal Cave, closed to the public, houses a colonie colony. An adjacent Museum of Man has an interest in paleontology.

A territory of 49 000 ha, located near the Swaziland border, which houses 45 species of mammals (elephants, zebras, giraffes, rhinos, leopards) and 345 bird species. Signs of human implantation dating back to 400 BC were found here. It is here in Songimvelo that Michael Douglas and Val Kilmer came to the film L'Shadow et la Proie. And in the movie we see two ferocious lions getting their teeth on about railway workers! A true story at the end of the last century in English East Africa on the Tsavo side.

This ghost city was the competitor of Barberton between 1885 and 1889. Follow the R 38 towards Kaapmuiden over 22 km. On the way, we will take a look at the Romantik's Retreat; The Hanging Tree, would be inhabited by some evil spirit, and Swazi gardeners refuse to miss. Turn right into Westport. See the cemetery at 3,5 km. Continue 1 km, then turn right 3 km to the Sheba gold mine. From here, to go to Eureka-City, you need to ask for a "Enabled" here.

White River is a town in the Mpumalanga province of South Africa. They are located at the Casterbridge Lifestyle Centre, on the corner of Hazyview and Numbi roads, in White River. The center offers a variety of stores, restaurants, wellness services and entertainment such as the Casterbridge Cinema, the Academy of Musical Development, the Motor Museum and the Barnyard at Casterbridge.

Swaziland, also known as Eswatini, is a little-known but fascinating country. Situated in Africa, it is often compared to a black Switzerland, due to its serene landscapes and tranquility. The country offers a wide variety of landscapes, from fertile plains to verdant hills, rivers and waterfalls. Swaziland's colorful, unspoiled traditions are among the most remarkable on the African continent. The country is also home to a number of nature reserves to explore, although the Big Five are few and far between. The population is welcoming and smiling, offering a warm and friendly atmosphere to visitors. However, it is important to note that Swaziland faces social and health challenges, with a large proportion of the population living in poverty and a high prevalence of HIV/AIDS. Despite this, Swaziland remains an African gem to be discovered by travelers in search of authenticity and natural beauty.

Waterval Boven, officially renamed Emgwenya, is a small town on the railroad line between Pretoria and Maputo in South Africa. It lies on the edge of the Mpumalanga Escarpment, on the banks of the Elands River, above the 75-metre-high Elands Falls. Its Dutch name means "above the waterfall". Waterval Boven is the sister town of Waterval Onder, which lies at the foot of the Escarpment and below the waterfall. Both villages were established in 1895 as a result of the construction of the Pretoria - Delagoa Bay railroad line.

This historic site at the foot of a natural butte illustrates the presence of the population of the iron age. A small museum presents the results of excavations carried out on the location of this village of blacksmiths.

For a young man of Italian origin, Mozambique of the th century felt the adventure. And even more so inside the land, largely unknown. João Albasini settled in 1845 in the vicinity of the Phabeni entrance, on the track of ivory and hides. Partially restored, the Magashulaskraal site, its counter, will give you an overview of the ambitions and the day-to-day harsh of the pioneers.