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Gauteng is the smallest province in South Africa, can be its industrial, financial and commercial hub and a gateway to southern Africa. It was here the location where the cradle of humankind is found, where gold was discovered, apartheid fell, the brand new constitution was written and Nelson Mandela was inaugurated as President. A hefty history for just about any place, but also in Gauteng anything is possible.<br />
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A sense of excitement prevails in this technologically advanced, culturally diverse, vibrantly artistic destination which beckons the customer which has a multitude of opportunities to discover and experience its precious life spirit.<br />
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Situated with an average altitude of 1500 m above sea level, Gauteng falls inside a summer rainfall area with afternoon thunderstorms an occurrence. Daily temperatures range from an average midsummer maximum of 26 degrees Celsius to a average winter maximum of 16 degrees Celsius.<br />
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SHOPPING:<br />
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Excellent shopping facilities including exclusive, luxury or trendy items at modern malls to art and craft bargains at 'flea markets' and roadside stalls. Visit Sandton City, Rosebank (Mall, The Zone, galleries, Rooftop Market on Sundays), Menlyn Park Shopping Centre, Oriental Plaza, Market Square Precint (on weekend), Jewel City (for diamonds directly from the cutters) and Michael Mount Organic Market. Special purchases include designer wear and fashion items; jewellery (especially gold and diamonds); decor items and traditional African masks, craft items e.g. bead work and sculpture.<br />
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Sterkfontein Caves:<br />
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World Heritage Site, known because the Cradle of Humankind, where our human ancestors walked over 4 million years ago. It will be the richest site within the world for fossils of 'Australopithecus' (a lineage of hominid).<br />
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Soweto:<br />
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South Africa's most famous township as well as the centre of the Freedom Struggle through the Apartheid years. Visit Nelson Mandela's old home, Freedom Square, the Hector Peterson Memorial along with other Struggle sites. <br />
Johannesburg:<br />
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'The City of Gold' is a vibrant, eclectic city using a pulsating heartbeat. The economic powerhouse of the country, 'Joburg' or 'Jozi' offers not only business opportunities, but history, culture, shopping and entertainment. Visit Sandton, Rosebank, MonteCasino, MuseumAfrica, Newtown Cultural Precinct, Johannesburg Art Gallery and Melville Koppies.<br />
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Magaliesburg:<br />
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Small village in your mind of beautiful region of mountains, valleys, rivers and indigenous woodland; enjoy fly-fishing and go to the country guest houses, lodges, art & craft studios, various trails (hiking, horse, mountain bike), Magalies Express Train and historical war sites.<br />
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Gold Reef City & Apartheid Museum:<br />
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Great fun is to get had at this family-friendly amusement park with countless breath-taking rides, built while on an authentic Victorian Gold Mine site. Adjacent to Gold Reef City may be the Apartheid Museum using its haunting exhibitions portraying South Africa's turbulent history..<br />
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Lesedi Cultural Village:<br />
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An amazing experience of tribal dancing and traditional African villages showcasing the cultures and crafts of the Zulu, Ndebele, Sotho, Pedi and Xhosa tribes.<br />
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Pretoria:<br />
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Seat of South Africa's administration and foreign missions, Pretoria is really a stately city that bursts in to a profusion of purple Jacaranda blossoms in October. Don't miss the Union Buildings; the National Zoological Gardens, Aquarium and Reptile Park; the National Botanical Gardens; Church Square; Melrose House; Pretoria Art Museum and also the Voortrekker Monument.<br />
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Hartebeespoort:<br />
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Against the backdrop from the Magaliesberg Ridge, the town and dam of Hartebeespoort provide visitor water-based leisure options, an aquarium, snake park, roadside stalls, game drives along with a cableway. This region could be the last sanctuary in the Cape vulture.<br />
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Cullinan:<br />
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The world's largest diamond is discovered in Cullinan in 1905 worth 3106 carats; visitors can embark on a Cullinan Diamond Mine tour and get diamonds on the Cullinan Diamond Market; the town even offers many turn-of-the-century houses.<br />
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Tswaing Crater Site:<br />
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where an enormous meteorite hit earth more than 220 000 years ago, leaving a crater of approximately 1,13km wide and 200m deep. This area boasts 320 bird species and 420 species of flora.<br />
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