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New Botanical Garden opens its doors to the public in Nieuwoudtville The Hantan National Botanical Garden was established by SANBI on the well known GlenLyon Conservation Farm of Neil and Neva MacGregor. The Garden is open weekdays from 07:30 – 16:30 (except during flowering season, when it's open over weekends). Entrance to the Garden is free with the exception of the three flowering months, usually August to October, when entrance is R10 for adults, R5 for children and senior citizens and free for Botanical Society Members (with valid BotSoc membership cards). Visit the website for further information http://www.sanbi.org/frames/hantamfram.htm Tel: 027 2181200
Place of hidden treasures The village of Nieuwoudtville lies on the Bokkeveld Plateau, where the Cape Fynbos meets the Hantam Karoo, Bushmenland and the Knersvlakte. It is a place where the experience of silence, space and stars contribute to a tranquil way of life. Visit the Neo-Gothic Sandstone church (National Monument), local historical sandstone ruins, aloe forest, glacial pavement, abundant rock art, the local bulb nursery, Nieuwoudtville Wild Flower Reserve, Oorlogskloof Nature Reserve and Waterfall Reserve. Outdoor activities can be enjoyed including caravanning, birdwatching, hiking, cycling, hand- and para-gliding, 4x4 routes and stargazing.
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* news * news * news * news *18 May 2009We had our first Winter rains: with 40mm measured in Nieuwoudtville over the weekend - we are looking forward to the green exploding in the field and hopefully a lovely flower season in spring.Come and visit us in this beatiful time of year - with beautiful sunny days and cool nights.The Hantam Botanical Garden is situated just 3 km outside Nieuwoudtville. Experience the quiet vast space - from 1 November until June 2009 free entry! Open from Monday - Friday only.! ************ Visit the Nieuwoudtville Slaghuis for the finest lamb and biltong!click here for more information
Many thanks to SANBI for contributing research results, text and photos to this website. |
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