why I want to visit Africa

                Why I want to visit Africa

Our journey start from Varanasi to Africa through flight but really I am not interest in this journey because I don’t like Africa but early year we was decided to go Africa next year. I don’t like to visit Africa but my family are interested to go  there because there is many reason to visit there the reasons are following…

Today is Freedom Day

Nothing brings home the historic transformation South Africa has undergone since the dark days of apartheid like a day to commemorate the country's first non-racial elections held on this day in 1994; elections won by the African National Congress that brought Nelson Mandela to power.

The Proud is Mighty Strong

It's not quite the dizzy heights of January, when £1 bought R24.5, a record high, but Britons can still get good returns on sterling, with a pound buying around R21.

Because Cape Town is the World’s Best

City....Again

You really can’t overstate the case for visiting Cape Town,” says Pippa de Bruyn, a resident of the city and author of our expert guide. “First, there’s the in-your-face beauty of a craggy mountain range that drops precipitously into a glittering sea, its flanks carpeted in green. Then there’s the pristine white beaches lapped by – it must be said – a chilly Atlantic, their curves defined by giant granite boulders to bake on, and burbling mountain streams in dappled forests.” That's quite enough Pippa, you're making us jealous.

They’ve got the Big Five

That's lion, elephant, Cape buffalo, leopard and rhino, in case you weren't sure. And then there's hippo, giraffe, wildebeest, zebra, meerkats, wild dogs, kudu, hyena and ostrich (including ones you can ride at Outsdhorrn).

It's heaven for whale watching

Even if you stay on shore, Mark Cawardine, the wildlife expert, explains: "This is one of the few places in the world where it is possible to watch whales from coastal footpaths, restaurants, cafés and even from the comfort of your hotel bed. Hermanus, especially, has some of the best land-based whale watching in the world."

It’s gone one of the best luxury train trips in   the world

Got £800 to spare? The luxurious Blue Train route covers the 994 miles (1599 KM) between Cape Town and Pretoria in 27 hours, with one stop in each direction – the fashionable old town of Matjiesfontein in the Karoo on the northbound journey, and the historic diamond-mining town of Kimberley on the journey back. Mark Smith, the Man in Seat 61, says: “Meals and drinks (and even Montecristo Havana cigars) are included in the fare, and there is an extensive list of South African wines available. You probably won’t be able to drink £800-worth before you reach Pretoria, but you can have a damn good try...”

It has one of the most picturesque cricket ground in the world

That's Newlands Cricket Ground in Cape Town Photo : GETTY As well as the world's most extreme golf hole, the 400-yard par three "extreme 19th" at the Legends Golf Course, where you hit your tee shot from a clifftop that can only be reached by helicopter.

Now, you are know the reason.Why I want to visit Africa.

                                     Pratham Sharma