The Kingdom of Swaziland was overshadowed by its southern neighbour, the Kingdom and its capital, Mbabane. Officially renamed E-Swaziland in 2018, this landlocked southern African nation once earned the nickname "Switzerland of Africa." Today it serves as a trading center for the surrounding region, sugar exports and tourism flourish throughout the country. ESwatine is a country that not many people have heard of, but when you learn that it is officially called "Swaziland," it rings the bell.

Attentive bird watchers come from all over the world to see the endangered blue tern that can be found in Malolotja. Although it doesn't have as many attractions as its southern neighbor, the majority of the attractions are close by.

The Sun International Casino is located in Mbabane, but you can also visit it at the Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary by taking a guided tour. If you're not in the mood for Swaziland, where can you try staying in one of the many hotels and resorts in the area, such as the Red Berry Hotel. There are a number of comfortable Swziland Bed & Breakfast accommodations, aptly named Eden Guesthouse, Hippo Haunt Restaurant overlooking the hippo pool and Red Berry Bed & Breakfast overlooking the magnificent Sibebe Rock in the Pine Valley. Accommodation at MmilWane Wildlife Sanctuary features a dome-shaped cabin with a private pool and hippo pool, and an outdoor dining area with an open-air pool.

The square in the city centre is relaxed and relaxed - but still offers facilities such as a number of restaurants, bars, shops, cafes and a variety of shops and restaurants.

The Swaziland Theatre Club at Johnson Gwamile features a bar and offers live entertainment. The city centre also has a variety of restaurants, bars, shops and cafés, as well as a number of bars and restaurants. Bebe at Taste of Africa restaurant, where you can enjoy dishes from renowned Ugandan chef Richard Wangoolo, who serves award-winning African fusion cuisine. Dishes include grilled meat and fish, beef brought from South Africa, chicken, lamb, pork, fish and lamb.

You can also visit the cultural village of Mantenga, which is located in a beautiful nature reserve with waterfalls, as well as a number of restaurants, shops and cafés.

Although there are more animals in Africa's Lowveld Reserves, Malolotja is home to a number of rare species such as elephants, leopards and rhinos. There is a wide range of wildlife including lions, hyenas, tigers, rhinos, hippos, zebras and many more.

So if you are going to Swaziland, I recommend you take a morning walk in Mbabane. Be sure to visit the art gallery of the Indingilizi Gallery in Mb Abane, which exhibits some of the best African art and crafts, while showcasing the works of the most important contemporary artists in Swziland. Next to the Swazi National Museum is the tomb of beloved King Sobhuza, who became the first king of his country to lead Swaziland to independence in 1968.

Mbabane became the capital of Swaziland after the South African War, also known as the Boer War. The name of the town comes from the name of the African chief Mbabanes Kunene, who lived in the area when the British settlers arrived. The early town of Mbabsane consisted of several schools, churches and shops founded by European settlers. It owes its name to a chief, Mb abane Kunenes, who had lived in the area since her arrival at the end of the 19th century, and to the city itself.

When we came to tell you about this wonderful place, the capital, we knew that there would most likely be nothing to hold our attention to. We did not expect much and were therefore not surprised when we stepped out of our guest house and were greeted with a breathtaking view of the mountains.

You can observe wild animals such as elephants, lions, rhinos, giraffes, leopards, zebras, hippos, elephants and many more. Swaziland has the highest number of people who have been struck by lightning, and several of the locals we spoke to knew someone who had been struck by lightning. This fact fascinated us the most, because Swatini has a very high lightning strike rate per 100,000 inhabitants per year. This way you can see the effects of lightning on people, animals, plants, trees and even buildings. Although we had no shelter, we used our shelter as best we could due to the extreme weather conditions and lack of electricity.

The shortest day was on June 20, the longest on December 1 with an early sunrise at 4.54 am and the earliest sunrise was on October 1 at 5.30 am. The longest days were on November 1 and December 2 at 6.45 and 7.00 respectively, but the shortest sunrise was at 3.55 (December 3) and 4.00 (January 1).

The hottest day of the year was January 20, with an average high of 74F and a low of 60F. The coldest day this year was July 7 with an average of 43 degrees, the hottest June 20, the hottest October 1 and November 1.