Car Hire for Eswatini (Swaziland)

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About Swaziland/Eswatini

The weather is dry during the winter and rainy in the summer. Ituses its own local currency the Lilangeni, the plural form of which is called Emalangeni. The country is located in Southern Africa. It is landlocked by South Africa and Mozambique. The people are mostly ethnic. The locals are called Swazis and they speak the Swati language. The people are generally friendly, making visitors feels safe and welcome.

Tourism - It is a popular tourism destination in the Southern Africa region because of its diverse range of activities and land-based attractions. The Swazi culture is very rich and it is offered against astunning landscape of valleys, mountains, plains, forests, and wildlife reserves.

Stay at the Royal Swazi Hotel for the night and you will definitely enjoy your stay. Other premium hotel choices are the Royal Villas, Phophonyane Falls, and Maguga Lodge. Go to the Shewula Mountain Camp if you are into camping. Being a landlocked country, there are no beaches in Swaziland.

However, there are several mountain peaks that you will definitely love. The mountains of Swaziland are the Emlembe, Lebombo Mountains, Mdimba, the Onverwacht Series and the Sibebe. There are also quite a few rivers that run through this part of the world with the Great Usutu River being the most well known.

The main industries of Swaziland are forestry, mining, and agriculture. A good part of its GDP is generated from manufacturing sugar-related products and textiles. The major products for export of Swaziland is raw sugar beet and cane.

Brief Swazi History - Human activity in Swaziland started as early as the Stone Age. However, it is during the 15th century when the Bantu Tribes farmed and settled in the area. Mswati I was the first king of Swaziland and it is from him that the nation derived its name.

It became an autonomous region under the British rule of the 19th century. However, they were duly granted their independence in 1881.

Famous Swazis - The list of famous Swazis include King Mswati, the first king of Swaziland; King Bhunu, a 17-year-old ruler of the entire nation; and Noma Dumezweni, an English actress.

Swazi Facts - Is a small country. It measures no more bigger 200 kilometers. Its western area is a mountainous area while the eastern region is low and open. The capital of Swaziland is Mbabane. The other major cities are Lobamba, Manzini and Big Bend. One of the best destinations here is the Siteki region and the Maguga Dam.

Swaziland/Eswatini is the last remaining monarchic nation in South Africa.

29th December 2024

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