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Nelspruit, the capital of Mpumalanga, lies in the fertile valley of the Crocodile River. Nelspruit is so much more than just a gateway to Mpumalanga and the Kruger National Park. Here residents enjoy the best of what South African bush living has to offer while making use of the fast-growing economy. The last couple of years saw the city grow at a rapid rate and yet it has not lost its truly South African charm. The Lowveld botanical gardens just outside Nelspruit boasts a rare collection of plant species and the first man-made rain forest which attracts the majority of Nelspruit's visitors. Nearby Sudwala caves, a dinosaur park, and cultural centre will expose your senses to the most primitive of Africa’s history. A short distance away from Nelspruit is the gold mining town of Kaapsehoop where the mist-filled evenings and herds of wild horses grazing in the town will transport you into memories of the past. The mountains in and around Nelspruit provide much in the way of camping and hiking trails with varying levels of intensity. The Nelspruit Nature Reserve offers several walks through the reserve, lasting from one to six hours. The Green Heritage Hiking Trail offers a pleasant, relaxing way to enjoy the indigenous vegetation, a wide diversity of birds and small antelope. Take a walk along the Nelspruit Historical Walking Trail. Stretching from the Promenade Centre to the Civic Centre, the one-hour historical route brings interesting facets of Nelspruit's past to life. Features include a restored ox-wagon in the library gardens. With its sub-tropical climate, abundant sunshine and lush hills and valleys it forms the ideal base from which to explore Mpumalanga. The residents are warm and welcoming, catering to every need and providing you with exactly what you need to make your time here a pleasant one.

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Urbanisation has been a key watchword for the past two decades and, whilst cities are still attracting droves of job seekers and young professionals looking to establish themselves, it’s much less of a one-way street since the pandemic and many of those who can, are opting to live in the suburbs.
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