Tourism features of the Rainbow Nation

South Africa’s tourist attractions are mainly concentrated in the northeastern and southeastern coastal areas, with a variety of different scenery to meet the preferences of different tourists, such as the Water World on the coast of Cape Town, Table Mountain, the Cape of Good Hope, and the Western Cape The province’s wine gardens, Kruger National Park, Durban beaches, etc.

South Africa also has some world-famous cities and landscapes: for example, Johannesburg, the early gold mining site in South Africa, Sun City, the largest entertainment center in the southern hemisphere, and Cape Town, the most southwestern tip of the African continent. Soweto is the largest black town and the revolutionary holy land in South Africa. Nelson Mandela and other African National Congress leaders once lived here. In addition, there is Kimberley, the diamond capital of the world. Tourists can buy high-quality diamonds here or in other cities. of diamonds.

Johannesburg is the center of South Africa's economic activities and still retains the original aspect of the gold rush shanty towns of the 1880s. Here, tourists can take a crane and go deep into the mine 220 meters underground to watch gold mining. Sun City is not far from Johannesburg and is the Las Vegas of South Africa built in the 1970s. There are 4 world-class hotels here, among which the Lost City Palace Hotel is one of the most luxurious hotels in the world. It is luxurious and the furnishings in the hotel are all modeled after the palace.