Firstly
by birth I am from the greenest province I know called Limpopo and most of the
agriculture is from this province. This province is a beautiful place that I know
and respect very much, in it there is a place called Mokopane and I’m from a
small place called Bakenburg (Leyden) in Mokopane. Then in 2010 we moved to
Mahwelereng 5 minutes outside Mokopane. In 2004 I moved to Johannesburg where I
was to continue my high school career in 2005 the following year in an area
called Boksburg until I finished my high school career. From what I remember is
that high school was fun because I took part in almost everything that was done
there, I was a sports man in which I did athletic, rugby and in cultural
activities like eisteddfod, revue, Oscar evenings and maths competitions. When
it comes to Gauteng and Limpopo I can’t say its places I’ve been because they
are my home provinces in which I know them off by heart. Warm bath is a great
place to check out because that place is too good, love the setup of the area
because it is a place where you are spoiled for choice accommodation if you want a place that you would want to bond with you family
without any disturbance I would say warm bath is a place for you.
Now
Mpumalanga is one of the provinces that I went away for visits and that is a
very intriguing province, when I went there I was in a place called sabie what
a great place indeed. One wakes up to the refreshing sounds of rivers and birds
that make such beautiful morning melodies, with a breeze of fresh air. The in
environment is so moist like no other place I know high mountainous route and
meanders, as we travelled that place we drove in the mist for about an hour and
a half full of excitement. That trip was amazing to me and the lodge we acquired
was too great because the food was awesome from breakfast to dinner.
When I
went to North West province man it’s even nicer even though serenity of their
land is not the same as the one of MP, but the lodge that I went to was way
beautiful than that of sabie. The lodge we went to is called lesedi cultural
village, they have history of all our national cultures and languages from
their time of existence. I enjoyed having African dishes they served during
dinner and a world class breakfast. Sometimes to travelling is relaxing to the
mind and learning about thing while on that trip, which I think really support
the saying you can never say I’ve learned enough because you learn everyday it
can be intellectual and learning a new taste of dishes you already know for
that matter.
Lesedi cultural village is a great place for
anyone who is interested in learning more about the roots of their culture and
then i would recommend this place, it would be for field trip of kinder garden,
primary school scholar and any adult that is looking to have fun learning about
their culture because they have these plays and storytelling sessions about
what happened in the past which I found them very insideful. This made me
realise that some people out there still treasure their cultures and they even
go one step further by learning about other cultures so that they can keep them
alive only for the mere fact that cultures are collapsing and dying. So if
you’re that person like me then this is a place to be at truly South Africa
culture right there and i guess even the name just gives it away.
I can’t
really say much about Free State because when I went there it was only by
passing and for now I can say the city looked great and the weather is cold
there because we almost froze to death but overall that made me even like it
more. The people are very friendly in
the area I’ve been even though the time when I was there was not for leisure
but I would recommend because it looked great, which means possibilities are
high that I might go back and this time for fun. So what i can say is that Free
state be on a look out for Hlogi because he might be around anytime soon from
today.
Now I am
left with several places then after that its international roaming, I guess
this is a good plan for my future travelling goals.
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