Mpumalanga, South Africa, features a dramatic landscape divided by the Drakensberg escarpment, ranging from high-altitude grasslands to subtropical Lowveld savanna. It is known for its immense biodiversity—second only to Cape Fynbos—with over 69 vegetation types, including endemic aloes, cycads, and the iconic Barberton Daisy. The region boasts mountains, waterfalls, and rich, protected wildlife areas.
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