The Panorama Region in Mpumalanga is celebrated for its breathtaking natural landscapes and iconic vistas. This area, often referred to as the Panorama Route, offers a journey through some of South Africa’s most striking scenery, making it a must-visit for nature lovers and adventure seekers.

One of the highlights of the Panorama Region is God’s Window, a viewpoint that provides sweeping views over the Lowveld, stretching as far as the eye can see. This spot is renowned for its stunning panoramic vistas and often shrouded in mist, creating a dramatic and ethereal atmosphere.

Blyde River Canyon, another major attraction, is one of the world’s largest green canyons. The canyon’s sheer cliffs and lush vegetation create a verdant contrast to the surrounding arid landscapes. Visitors can explore various viewpoints along the canyon, including the famous Three Rondavels, which offer spectacular views of the canyon's unique rock formations.

Bourke’s Luck Potholes is a fascinating geological site where the Blyde and Treur Rivers have carved out cylindrical holes in the rock over millennia. The resulting formations are both intriguing and photogenic, providing insight into the natural forces that shaped the region.

Lisbon Falls and Berlin Falls are two of the region's most beautiful waterfalls, each cascading through lush greenery and offering tranquil spots for relaxation and photography.

The Panorama Region is also home to Sabie, a charming town surrounded by lush forests and known for its waterfalls and outdoor activities, such as hiking and mountain biking. The region’s diverse landscapes, from lush forests to dramatic canyons and tranquil waterfalls, make it a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts and a showcase of South Africa’s natural beauty.