The Golden Gate National Park

Golden Gate Highlands National Park is situated in Free State, South Africa, close to the Lesotho outskirt. It covers a territory of 340 km2 130 sq mi.1 The recreation center's most outstanding highlights are its brilliant, ochre, and orange-shaded, profoundly dissolved sandstone precipices and outcrops,2 particularly the Brandwag rock.3 Another component of the region is the ious gives in and covers showing San shake paintings.4

Wildlife highlighted at the recreation center incorporates mongooses, eland, zebras, and more than 100 feathered creature species. It is the Free State's just national stop and is more acclaimed for the excellence of its scene than for its wildlife.5 Numerous fossil science finds have been made in the recreation center, including dinosaur eggs and skeletons.