马古加水坝- 景点攻略
Maguga Dam- 自然风光
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Jacques Theron (Nickelson) - 5
A day of fun in the sun, going for a cruise on Maguga Dam, Eswatini (formerly known as Swaziland)... The guys from Shosholoza (Maguga Lodge) was very accommodating and knowledgeable about the area, wildlife, and fauna and flora in the area...
Sampa Sampa - 5
Maguga Dam - A Marvelous Engineering Feat with Unforgettable Views Maguga Dam in Eswatini is an awe-inspiring engineering marvel. The massive concrete wall against the backdrop of surrounding mountains creates a breathtaking sight. From the dam's top, the view of the vast reservoir with its calm waters reflecting the sky is mesmerizing. The surrounding landscape of lush greenery and majestic mountains adds to the natural splendor. Maguga Dam serves a vital role in water management while seamlessly blending with the environment. It showcases the harmonious coexistence of human innovation and nature's beauty. The facility is well-maintained, with safe walkways and viewing platforms that provide exceptional opportunities to appreciate the dam's magnificence and the surrounding scenery. For nature lovers and photographers, the dam offers a haven of natural beauty. The serene waters, vibrant vegetation, and impressive mountains create unforgettable views. It's a perfect destination for those seeking impressive engineering feats and breathtaking panoramas. In conclusion, a visit to Maguga Dam is a must for anyone captivated by remarkable engineering and stunning vistas. The dam's impressive structure against the mountains, the expansive reservoir, and the tranquil surroundings will leave you in awe. Maguga Dam is a testament to human ingenuity and offers unforgettable views of nature's splendor.
Winnie “Shiko” Njuguna - 3
Had a nice walk across the dam... sound of the waves is heavenly. Lots of broken glasses probably from people who stop for viewing...
Hifive Chiu - 5
The Maguga Dam is a tall dam on the Komati River in Swaziland, just south of Piggs Peak, and is a joint project of the governments of South Africa and Eswatini. The dam was built in mid-2001, and the flood discharge scenery is magnificent in the rainy season, but the road is fragile and difficult to pass. There are great hiking trails near the dam, leading to potholes, streams, boulders and caves, the scenery is beautiful but needs the assistance of a professional guide to get there, and it takes about five to six hours back and forth.
26Nhlanhla - 5
It was my first time seeing a dam and it was breathtaking. It was worth the drive.
