

▲ The Iziko Bo-Kaap Museum neighborhood in Cape Town, South Africa, with its distinctive architectural style, vibrant local atmosphere, and profound cultural heritage, embodies the essence of South Africa's multicultural diversity, creating a place brimming with color and energy.

▲ Table Mountain is a flat-topped mountain in South Africa, standing at an elevation of 1,087 meters. It towers over the northern end of the high and rocky Cape Peninsula, offering a panoramic view of Cape Town and the adjacent Table Bay from its summit. The miraculous Table Mountain features a plateau as flat as a tabletop, earning it the local nickname "God's Dining Table." The mountain range blocks cold currents, creating a warm and humid climate for Cape Town.





▲ The Cape of Good Hope, originally named the Cape of Storms due to its perpetually turbulent waves caused by colliding ocean currents, is a landmark of Cape Town. Located approximately 2 km from Cape Point, both sites belong to the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve. The area is notorious for its violent storms and towering waves, resulting from the clash between two vastly different air currents—one cold and one warm.

















