It is filled with sounds and smells that we know and embrace. It is ‘bossies’ and Mopani bushes and a host of other flora, filled with insects endemic to South Africa—and there are many of them that share the landscape with our prime wildlife, again we have many in the National Parks and private parks.
The Kruger and the Lowveld hold special memories for South Africans; many of us grew up going to Kruger and passing through the rich greens of the Lowveld, towns like Mbombela, eMalahleni, eMkhondo, Malalane, Barberton and Sabie.
A diverse mix of cultures integrated into ancient landscapes and heritages fills the air with the African drums calling us. And, when the sun sets, and the clouds build up over the veld, promising an electric storm, the African earth receives it gratefully—in the distance, a lion roars, announcing his territory, take heed, you’re in the Lowveld.
