Magoebaskloof in Limpopo Province, also known as ‘The Land of the Silver Mist’, is the kind of place you can come back to time and again – even if it’s just to make sure that it’s actually as beautiful as you thought it was when you saw it the first time.
With the towering massif of the Wolkberg as backdrop and the pristine beauty of the surrounding grassland Haenertsburg Village will remind you of a Swiss Village, without the snow of course!
Magoebaskloof festivals are some of the best in Limpopo and festivals are held each year. Most of them centered on the beauty of the area, or on local produce and amazing food, music and wine.
THIS MONUMENT WAS ERECTED ON BEHALF OF THE PEOPLE OF THE MOUNTAIN BY THE HAENERTSBURG LOCAL AREA COMMITTEE AS A SYMBOL OF PEACE. HIERDIE MONUMENT
This year, Stanford Lake College celebrates 25 years. Two Stanford community members have undertaken to delve into the school’s history and what they have picked
-23.85029006962297, 29.98928182587214 O’Connor, Mr Alexander James (forestry) Born: 22 December 1884, Graaff-Reinet, South Africa. Died: 3 October 1957, Magoebaskloof, Limpopo, South Africa. Alexander James O’Connor
The Cape Parrot, is a species of parrot endemic to South Africa. It is considered to be one of the most endangered parrot species in
The Friends of the Haenertsburg Grassland is a community organization dedicated to the preservation and restoration of the grassland ecosystem in Haenertsburg, a small town
Thušanang, meaning ‘to help one another’ is a non profit organisation founded in 1986. Our core focus is the development and well-being of the young
