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Visit Eswatini
Currency
Lilangeni
Phone code
+268
Car traffic
Left-hand
Language
Swazi, English
Airport
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LilangeniPhone code
+268Car traffic
Left-handLanguage
Swazi, EnglishAirport
★★★Currency
LilangeniPhone code
+268Car traffic
Left-handLanguage
Swazi, EnglishAirport
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Currency
Lilangeni
Phone code
+268
Car traffic
Left-hand
Language
Swazi, English
Airport
★★★
About Eswatini
Located in the heart of Southern Africa, Eswatini offers a fascinating blend of culture, nature and history. This landlocked country, formerly known as Swaziland, is a realm of serene landscapes, vibrant traditions and friendly people.
Lush hills and valleys create a picturesque backdrop for exploration. From the bustling city life of the capital Mbabane to the tranquil beauty of rural villages, every corner of the kingdom tells its own unique story.
The rich cultural heritage is showcased through colorful festivals, traditional ceremonies and fine art. The Swazi people are proud of their customs and craftsmanship, which is manifested in colorful beadwork, intricate wickerwork, and dynamic dances.
For nature lovers, the country offers a variety of landscapes to discover. The kingdom is home to several nature reserves and sanctuaries where rare species of animals roam freely. The Hlane Royal National Park and the Mlilwane Game Reserve provide opportunities for exciting encounters with Africa's iconic wildlife.
Thus, the appeal of Eswatini lies in the harmonious combination of nature, culture and heritage. Whether you are exploring Manzini's bustling markets, going on safari, or taking part in a traditional ceremony, it invites you to embark on a journey that promises to be fascinating.
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