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Muizenberg Attractions
...Together with the spectacular lake, the craggy mountains and the friendly locals representing all kinds of cultural facets, visitors will find something special drawing them back, time and again, to Muizenberg...English
Destination South Africa
...Although an African city, Cape Town has a distinguished European influence and tourists experience the excitement of Africa in the repose of First World surroundings...English
Highveld Nature Reserves
... Loskop Dam Nature Reserve lies in the cultural heartland of Mpumalanga and borders the largest dam in the Southern Hemisphere - the Loskop Dam...English
Vergelegen
... It is their task not only to realise Vergelegen’s potential as one of the Cape’s finest wine farms, but to place its rich cultural heritage firmly in the public domain...English
About South Africa Online ®
...Their images of fantastic scenery, everyday life, marine life, political events, wildlife, famous people, architecture, birds, and cultural events provide a visual showcase of our heritage like never seen before.Topics IncludeHeritage Culture, Art..English
Drink in the Sights of Paarl
...Paarl is a charming and historical little town, filled with cultural heritage. The town is dotted with museums and galleries, monuments, antique shops and quaint coffee shops...English
Things to Do Near Tarkastad
...Nature-enthusiasts are in for a treat when following this route - they will get to see stunning wildlife such as white rhino, eland, gemsbok and black wildebeest, as well as cultural gems such as San caves and rock art...English
UNESCO and The Cradle of Humankind
...UNESCO and The Cradle of HumankindUNESCO and The Cradle of HumankindA World Heritage SiteThe Cradle of Humankind (or COH, as I familiarly call it) was first inducted onto the World Heritage List as a site of cultural significance in 1999, or site number..English
Umsebenzi ka-Desmond Ngaphandle kweSewula Africa
...Wasebenza godu njengombhishobhi weLesotho ngonyaka ka-1976 ukuya ku-1978 lokha nakaba ngunobhala jikelele wokuthoma omumuntu onzima we-South African Council of Churches.Ukuzibandakanya Eendabeni Zenarha Zangaphandle©Roger de la HarpeUDesmond Tutu..isiNdebeleEnglish
Lake St Lucia
...The dunes here are up to 25 000 years old, there are 100 species of coral with five distinct cultural groups, whose traditional fish traps date back 700 years.Did You Know?..English
Nature in Baviaanskloof
...The 180 000 ha United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) World Heritage Site is ensconced between the Kouga and Baviaanskloof mountains, and rates as the country’s third largest nature conservation area.What to Look Out..English
Tshwane and the Second Anglo-Boer War
...War in 1899 that had the most profound effect on the country's political and cultural landscape, as the 'peace of coming together' treaty that was signed at Melrose House on 31 May 1902, in Pretoria...English
Places of Interest in Victoria West
...Places of Interest in Victoria WestPlaces of Interest in Victoria WestLocal HistoryOften referred to as the ‘Diamond Way’ between Cape Town and Kimberly, Victoria West is home to a number of historical and cultural artifacts dating back to..English
Newcastle Historical Attractions
...Fort Amiel is now a historical and cultural museum that exhibits the two Anglo-Boer Wars, a reconstruction of the British Army Base and a vast collection of items used during this time...English
The Anglo-Xhosa Wars in South Africa
...By 1000AD, Bantu migrants had settled along South Africa’s eastern coast, eventually evolving into the Zulu and Xhosa cultural groups of today...English
History of Upington
...These buildings still stand today and house the Kalahari-Oranje Museum, which preserves the natural and cultural history of the area...English
Earth and Environment
...Scientists work to learn as much as possible about how climate change affects the Earth and our environment to better understand the severity of global warming and human intervention on the environment...English
Visit Pilgrim's Rest
...Sabie is the centre of the largest man-made forest in South Africa. The Cultural Historical Forestry Museum depicts various aspects of the country's forestry industry...English
The Kruger Park Human Connection
...Genesis of South Africa©Roger de la HarpeLate Iron Age site at Thulamela Cultural Site, Kruger National Park.As the Bantu journeyed, groups split away from the main body and established settlements which would, in time, develop their own distinct..English
Explore Kleinmond
...Hikers will cross farmlands, beaches and gorgeous stretches of indigenous South African fynbos...English
Johannesburg Museums
...The museum's exhibits have been accumulated since the early 1930s; today it's South Africa's premier cultural history museum...English
Estcourt History
...Other industry in the area includes the production of hard and soft board, nylon goods, plastics, textiles and animal feeds.Estcourt and the Voortrekkers©Roger de la HarpeView of Cultural Village and Town...English
Kwandwe an Eastern Cape Paradise
...Relics of the area's rich historical and cultural legacy can be still be found on the reserve and its surrounds, but it is the painstaking restoration of the area as a wildlife reserve that marks it for special consideration...English