About
Province de l'est de l'Afrique du Sud connue pour ses paysages époustouflants, notamment le parc national Kruger, les montagnes du Drakensberg et des attractions naturelles pittoresques comme le canyon de Blyde River.
Mpumalanga is a province in the east of South Africa, and it is known above all for its landscapes. Visitors come for wide views, dramatic terrain and a sense of open country that changes from one area to the next.
What the province offers
- Kruger National Park, one of the best-known wildlife reserves in Africa, lies within reach of the province and suits visitors who want to see game in its natural setting.
- The Drakensberg Mountains give the province its high, rugged backdrop, well suited to those who enjoy mountain scenery and walking.
- Blyde River Canyon is among the province's scenic highlights, with deep gorges and sweeping outlooks that reward an unhurried stop.
Planning a visit
Mpumalanga works well as a destination in its own right or as part of a wider trip through South Africa. Because the attractions are spread across the province, it helps to choose a few areas to focus on rather than trying to cover everything in one visit. Travellers who enjoy nature, outdoor scenery and a slower pace will find the province a rewarding place to spend time, with the wildlife, mountains and canyon offering quite different kinds of experience.