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7 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in SA you should visit at least once

IOL · 16 September 2026 at 15:39

7 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in SA you should visit at least once

Looking for your next South African adventure? These seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites take visitors from spectacular wetlands and mountain ranges to ancient kingdoms, rock art and places that have helped scientists understand the origins of humanity.

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