Malotzha Reserve
Swaziland, located 20 km northwest of Mbabane.
Description:
Malolotzha Reserve is located in the hilly northwest of the country, 20 km northwest of Mbabane. It combines the High and Middle Weld and is home to about 280 species of birds, many of which are listed in the Red Book.
The name of the reserve comes from the highest waterfall in Swaziland, in addition to which there are 26 waterfalls of various sizes in the park. M
Malotzha protects 18 thousand hectares of ancient wilderness.
Wild flowers and rare plants: the dim barberton, Cape cicada or forest proteas around crystal clear water flows attract thousands of visitors.
It is an amazing place to walk, with numerous domesticated trails, breathtaking mountain peaks and conveniently placed holiday camps with modern facilities.
On the territory of Malolotzha is also the oldest known mine in the world, which was in production more than 40 thousand years ago.