Discover where it all began at the Maropeng – Cradle of Humankind, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in North West province. This is where some of the oldest human fossils were found, telling the story of humankind’s earliest origins. Explore caves, ancient fossils, and interactive museums that reveal our shared past. Walk through time and uncover the mysteries of human evolution in a place unlike any other. Come find your joy where humankind’s story begins. #SouthAfricaAwaits #ComeFindYourJoy | Visi

Ever wondered how caves are formed over millions of years? Join our expert tour guide, Thabo, as he takes you through the fascinating process of cave formation in the Cradle of Humankind! ⛏️🌍 From ancient water flow to natural rock formations. #Maropeng #MaropengVisitorCentre #CradleOfHumankind #CaveFormation #DidYouKnow #LearnMore #Edutainment | Maropeng – Cradle of Humankind

Kickstart your week with a dose of wonder! 👣Our Maropeng tour guides are here to inspire you with a captivating fact that'll ignite your curiosity. Welcome home to a week of endless possibilities!#MaropengVisitorCentre #CradleOfHumankind #WorldHeritageSite #PlacesToGoToInJoburg #VisitGauteng #SATourism #ExploreMogaleCity #ExploreAfrica #ExploreSA #ExploreGauteng #SightSeeingJoburg #HumanEvolution #LearnScience #SouthAfricaTravel #TravelSA #BackToSchool #SchoolTrips #SchoolExcursion #Edutainment

Fossils in the 'Cradle of Humankind’ are more than a million years older than previously thought. | Hashem Al-Ghaili