South Africa is located at the southernmost tip of the African continent, with a land area of 12 19090 square kilometers. It is surrounded by the Indian Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean on the east, south and west, and borders Namibia, Botswana, Lesotho, Zimbabwe, Mozambique and Swaziland on land. It faces Australia across the Indian Ocean to the east and Brazil and Argentina across the Atlantic Ocean to the west. It has the reputation of "Rainbow Country".

South Africa is the second largest economy in Africa, a middle-income developing country and the most developed and industrialized country in Africa. South Africa is rich in natural resources. The financial and legal systems are relatively perfect, and the infrastructure such as communication, transportation and energy is good. Mining, manufacturing, agriculture and service industries are all developed, which are the four pillars of the economy. Deep well mining and other technologies are in the leading position in the world.

Major scenic spots in South Africa

Cape of Good Hope: The landmark of Cape Town, even Cape Town is built by the Cape of Good Hope, and even the name of Cape Town comes from the Cape of Good Hope. /kloc-In the 6th century, the traffic between east and west was blocked by Arabs. In order to obtain oriental spices, silk, porcelain and other luxury goods, European countries have sent fleets to find new routes. The route around the southern tip of Africa is undoubtedly the most important one. Before the opening of the Suez Canal, it was the only sea passage from Europe to Asia, which brought huge financial resources to all countries.

Ohrabis Falls: A national park of the same name in northern cape, located in the upper reaches of the Orange River (also known as Garep River). The waterfall is 56 meters high, and the best time to visit is from April to September, avoiding the scorching sun in midsummer, with cool weather and comfortable travel. However, waterfalls often fly from February to April, because this is the rainy season in summer.

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