Johannesburg, the rainbow nation hidden in a corner of the earth

🚗【Daily itinerary】 D1: Chengdu We gathered at Chengdu Tianfu Airport with excitement and prepared to start our trip to South Africa. D2: Chengdu - Addis Ababa - Johannesburg After arriving in Johannesburg, we checked into a special hotel outside Sun City. Although we were a little tired, we were looking forward to the next trip. D3: Belgium Zoo - Pretoria - Johannesburg I saw a lot of wild animals in the Biliensburg Wildlife Sanctuary, including elephants, lions, leopards, etc. I was so lucky😃! We also visited the Union Buildings and the Ancestors Memorial Hall and felt the history and culture of South Africa. D4: Johannesburg - George Nessner After arriving in George by domestic flight, proceed to the small town of Nesna. The specially arranged Nesna Lagoon cruise allowed me to enjoy the picturesque scenery, and the oyster meal I tasted was also super delicious. D5: Neisner-Oudshoorn-Mocao Bay Interact with ostriches in Oudshoorn, visit an ostrich farm and learn about their living habits. Afterwards we arrived at Mocao Bay and visited the Dias Museum to learn about the history of the Age of Discovery. D6: Mocao Bay - Cape Town Go to Cape Town, take the Table Mountain Cable Car, and overlook the entire harbor from the mountain. The scenery is breathtaking😍. In the afternoon, take a city tour of Cape Town to experience the unique charm of this city. D7: Cape Town Take a boat trip to Seal Island to see seals up close. The Western-style whole lobster set lunch is great. We also went to the penguin sanctuary to see little penguins, and visited the Cape of Good Hope to feel the shock of the intersection of two oceans. D8: Cape Town – Winery Town Heading to the winery road, we experienced a romantic wine country tour and tasted delicious wine in the French town of Franschhoek and the Dutch town of Stellenbosch. D9: Cape Town - Addis Ababa D10: Addis Ababa - Chengdu 💡【Travel Tips】 Hotels in South Africa do not provide disposable items such as slippers and toothbrushes, so remember to bring your own. Bring a converter plug to facilitate charging of electronic devices. When watching wild animals, be sure to follow the instructions of the staff and do not get off the vehicle or feed food at will.