With its vast cultural and breathe taking destinations doting almost every part of the country, much is still yet to be discovered in South Africa.
According to thegoldenscope.com, people who travel there would usually head to the Kruger National Park to admire the wonderful surroundings and the wild animals.
However, what most of the travellers don’t know is that South Africa was chosen by the UNESCO, as one of the countries presenting World Heritage Sites.
Some of the sites are quite renowned and are main attractions for tourist, some others are not so popular, and people don’t know of their existence.
That is precisely why we are here, our task is to talk about places that are not so famous, so that when you head to South Africa, you would already know where to go for an authentic experience.
Among the cultural spots are: Robben Island (under UNESCO since 1999) where Nelson Mandela was prisoner and Mapungubwe Cultural Landscape (2003); whereas amongst the natural sites we have iSimangaliso Wetland Park (1999) and Cape Floral Region Protected Areas (2004).
