What's interesting about South Africa?

Cape Town: Cape Town is the oldest city in South Africa and is called "Mother City". The whole city is built around Zhuoshan, the landmark of Cape Town. At the top of the mountain, you can see the beautiful scenery at the intersection of the Atlantic Ocean and the Indian Ocean, as if you were in a fairyland.

Johannesburg: Johannesburg is a city full of vigor and vitality. In Ng'Uni, Johannesburg is called "Igoby", which means "gold". Probably everyone who comes to this city for the first time will be fascinated by its modern prosperity.

Pretoria: Pretoria is located in the Magalesburg Valley of the Northeast Plateau, which straddles the banks of the Aspi River, a tributary of limpopo river. Every June 10- 1 1, osmanthus is in full bloom, and purple flowers are everywhere. Petals will cover the whole market, and there will be a week-long celebration in the whole city.

The animal world in memory is next to Fort Worth Zoo: South Africa is next to Fort Worth Zoo and is the fourth largest wildlife park in South Africa. There are wild animals-elephants, giraffes, rhinos, hippos, wildebeests and so on. On the vast grassland, the mountains are rolling and the grass is lush.

Kruger National Park: Kruger National Park is the largest wildlife park in South Africa. In the endless wilderness of the garden, there are many exotic animals and rare birds, such as elephants, lions, rhinoceroses, antelopes and buffaloes.

Seal Island and Penguin Island:

Seal Island is named for its numerous seals and seagulls. In order to protect them, tourists can only watch seals from a distance, and can't board Seal Island. If you want to see penguins and have no chance to go to the South Pole, you can come to Penguin Island. Every year from 65438 to 10, more than 6w pairs of penguins come to Penguin Island to mate and breed, which is very spectacular.

Feel the unique African style of Sun City: Yangcheng is surrounded by mountains on three sides, magnificent buildings are hidden in lush tropical rain forests, monkeys are playing in the forests, and birds are hovering between towers, just like a harmonious and beautiful paradise on earth.

Cape of Good Hope: The Cape of Good Hope is a landmark in Cape Town. The stormy waves set off by the mighty westerly jet have become the most dangerous navigation area in the world all the year round. Now, the Cape of Good Hope National Park is a world-famous tourist attraction.

Garden Avenue: Garden Avenue is a first-class expressway in coastal cities and one of the most famous scenery in South Africa. On the one hand, there are endless waves, and on the other hand, there are dazzling land scenery, which makes the passing passengers feel particularly surprised.