This 240-million-year-old canyon in South Africa is the third-largest in the world. A must-visit if you love wildlife, geology, and jaw-dropping views.

Marvel at the Blyde River Canyon The Blyde River Canyon is yet another well-known nature destination in this province. It spans 26kms and is the world’s third largest canyon.

And among them is the Blyde River Canyon, spread across the Mpumalanga region in South Africa and shaped by the Blyde River. Following the winding path of the river, ...

Destinations like the Kruger National Park and Blyde River Canyon are just some of the natural wonders that keep Mpumalanga on travellers’ bucket lists.

Mpumalanga is best known for being home to the Kruger National ... It is fairly strenuous but the views of the Blyde River Canyon during the 400-meter descent to the power station are well worth ...

Mpumalanga is known for its astounding natural beauty and irresistible tourist attractions. ... Standing on the edge of the escarpment, one is spoilt with views of the world’s greenest canyon.

Canyon Coal is constructing a new coal mine in Hendrina, Mpumalanga. Production is expected to start in the second half of 2023, with the ?rst phase of the Gugulethu project on track to be ...

The Kruger to Canyons Biosphere Reserve is located in the north-east of South Africa. It encompasses the Kruger National Park as well as other national and provincial nature reserves such as the Blyde ...

Mpumalanga is a province known for its magnificent landscape and abundant wildlife. It is aptly named ‘place of the rising sun’ in Zulu due to how beautiful the escarpment looks when the sun ...