Waterfalls, canyons, pancakes, old diners, and Twin Peaks-style logging towns.
Johannesburg, as beautiful and strange as it is, is hard to stay in for too long. Every now and then it is wise to leave the city, and there is perhaps no better place for a weekend trip than Gauteng province’s pastoral neighbor, Mpumalanga, a province in South Africa’s east that borders Swaziland and Mozambique and is known for its dramatic natural features—canyons, waterfalls, and national parks.
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