The Blyde River Canyon Nature Reserve safeguards the area’s cultural and natural treasures throughout 29,000 acres of the canyon and its environs. Hiking, birdwatching, boat tours, and wildlife ...

Nelspruit - Mpumalanga's most-important international tourism attraction, the Blyde River Canyon, is to be renamed. The canyon is the third-largest in the world and is South Africa's fourth ...

Located within Blyde River Canyon, the Lisbon and Berlin falls rank among the most magnificent cascades in the province of Mpumalanga. In Mpumalanga province, the Lisbon and Berlin falls are some ...

The viewing point at Blyde River Canyon has an access gate with an opening and closing time, but if you stay at Forever Blyde Resort, you have access to its private viewing spots that don't have ...

Following the winding path of the river, the canyon offers incredible views of the steep vertical walls that extend around 800 meters down into the riverbed. Here’s a look at some photos of the ...

Two Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT) researchers have rediscovered a gecko species in the Blyde River Canyon that had not been seen for over 33 years. According to EWT communication manager Elenor ...

If you've walked all the trails you can in South Africa, there are three new ones in Mpumalanga that will cure your itchy feet. The Mpumalanga Tourism and Park Agency (MTPA) officially opened the new ...

South Africa's Blyde River Canyon is not the biggest in the world, but it is the greenest. Simon Harding reports.