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The Cango Caves, found in limestone from the Precambrian period, is one of the most popular sights close to Oudtshoorn. Numerous travellers from throughout the world come to see this cave. The interior is relatively dark, hence best to carry torch lights before going inside.

The cave was unearthed in the 1700s and came to light in 1930 when archaeologists studied there and discovered relics and other cultural stuff, making it even more intriguing. In this cave, you must exit the chambers. Regular tours are offered for the Cango Caves. The "Standard Tour," which lasts an hour and the "Adventure Tour," which lasts half-hour, are two different sorts of Dook Travels’ Oudtshoorn Holiday Packages. The trips enable you to experience the location by climbing up the jagged rocks and crawling along predetermined trails.
 
The excursion in the bush, an elephant feeding and a lion encounter. You can experience a bush safari, see meerkats awaken from their nap and enjoy the sun, or learn about cheetahs in their native habitat at Buffelsdrift Game Lodge. Take a game drive and you may witness giraffes defending their territory and young hippos swimming. If you go farther, you may see lions tearing apart the food offered to them. Jabari, Bulelo and Malaika, the three orphaned elephants, whom the resort has also adopted, aren't afraid to steal a mouthful from you when you get to feed them. With their large, thorny trunks and kind demeanour, these gentle giants provide hugs.
 
Kids may enjoy camel rides, water slides, ziplines and many more. Families will love Wilgewandel Holiday Farm especially the kids enjoy it to the maximum after the exhausting journey to Oudtshoorn. There are ziplines, water slides and camel rides, among others. The farm, 2 kilometres from the Cango Caves, also provides lodging and home-cooked meals after a long activity-filled day.
 
The Klein Karoo's Rust en Vrede Waterfall is located 18 kilometres from Oudtshoorn. "Rest and peace" is what Rust-en-Vrede signifies. Numerous amenities are visible outside this waterfall, including a braai (barbeque) and several picnic areas at the entrance. People must pay a little entry fee. One of the natural beauties of Oudtshoorn is encouraged here for people to preserve and admire. You may traverse little bridges and see the clear water flowing directly from the mountains. Dook promises to provide you exceptional experiences and memories with their outstanding Oudtshoorn packages.

Southern Cape Premium Wine and Craft Brewery are owned by the family-owned company Karusa. The winery's Cap Classique and wines in the Mediterranean style are well-known. Excellent white and red wine mixes, artisan brews and freshly harvested fruits are available at the Karusa winery. There are certain prices associated with tasting their great wine, but tasting is free if you purchase it.
 
The Swartberg Mountains, often known as Black Mountain in Afrikaans, are a mountain range in South Africa's Western Cape. Most of the mountains in the Western Cape are up to 2,000 metres tall, with the Swartberg Mountains being the highest. There are currently three ways through the mountains, which were long thought impenetrable. Between 1881 and 1888, Swartberg pass was constructed and now, much of Swartberg is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It would be best if you come here to see the breath-taking scenery.
 
Charles Bullock constructed the sandstone, clock-tower-adorned CP Nel Museum in 1906. The greatest small-town museums in South Africa are known for being housed in this distinctive structure. This museum's primary area of interest is the ostrich industry with a particular emphasis on the 1900–1914 ostrich feather boom. The cost of admission varies, however, visiting the site is necessary to learn more about Oudtshoorn's past.
 
Check out the Mooiplaas Ostrich Farm. This 1- to 1-and-a-half-hour tour will demonstrate how a contemporary commercial farm runs. You'll get a chance to interact with those entertaining ostriches in the farm rings throughout this trip. Then you will watch how the farm workers feed the ostriches and their sophisticated procedures and tactics for caring for the eggs and observing the hatching process. When the chicks are fully grown, they will be sent to the large ostriches after showing you how they were raised. You may even ride an ostrich or attend ostrich racing on some trips.

On this stargazing trip in Oudtshoorn, explore the mysteries of the Karoo heavens via sophisticated telescopes. With the aid of your guide, explore the splendour of the southern hemisphere's skies. This astronomy excursion in Oudtshoorn will teach you more about the most notable stars, planets, constellations, galaxies, and globular clusters. Utilise sophisticated telescopes to get a closer look at the night sky, then explore what you observe with the aid of your guide. Learn about the stunning characteristics of the starry heavens in the southern hemisphere.
 
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