It is the Kingdom largest reservoir and fourth largest in Southern Africa. The dam was built under the auspices of the South Africa / Swaziland Komati Basin Water Authority and today produces hydroelectric power and supplies irrigation to farmers across wide area.

Why a stop here? The glass magic happens here. Witness the skilled glass blowers create variety of glass products from tableware to animal figures using 100% recycled glass, primarily from soft drinks collected around Eswatini. Visitors here are treated to the factory price in all the products.

Mbabane City is one of the two capital cities, serving as the executive capital. It is the most populated city in Swaziland with 95000 people. This is a brief highlight about the city.

Mantenga Cultural Village takes the world to the deep roots of Swazi speaking nation culture and traditions. This are interpreted in a village guided tour and traditional dance show. Truly informative and interesting. Only here where one stand that opportunity.

King Sobhuza is considered as the father of the Swazi speaking nation. He ruled the Kingdom for over 60 years and successfully led His people out of British colonization. The guided tour expose the worth knowing background about the late King.

The Swazi candles started as candles outlets back in 1982 where variety of candles products are moulded from here. Since from then it has expanded as one of the tourism attractions. Some other outlets including restaurants has been added. It is a centre we also recommend for our lunch. Which means both gift shopping and lunch as the main purpose.