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It’s Jacaranda Season: Four Gauteng Locations to Enjoy the Blossoms
Each year, from early October to early November, Pretoria and Johannesburg come alive with the enchanting purple hues of Jacaranda blossoms.
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Jacarandas, originally from South America, graced Gauteng in 1888 as reported by The South African. Their popularity led to them being planted along almost every new street in the burgeoning cities of Johannesburg and Pretoria.
Visitors, both local and from afar, flock to witness and capture the beauty of these annual blooms. Join in and explore these four remarkable spots:
Herbert Baker Street in Pretoria, Gauteng: This location has gained fame for its breathtaking Jacaranda displays. Herbert Baker Street even earned a spot on CNN Travel’s “most beautiful streets in the world” list, offering a mesmerizing blend of purple and white Jacarandas.
Tyrwhitt Avenue in Rosebank, Gauteng: A leisurely stroll down Tyrwhitt Avenue in Rosebank is an absolute must this time of year. The street transforms into a mesmerizing purple canopy of Jacaranda blossoms, creating an otherworldly atmosphere.
Jacaranda update: the local park. pic.twitter.com/j1bH4JxdsB
— Robyn 🧭 (@clarkformaths) October 27, 2020
Melrose, Johannesburg: The tranquil streets of Melrose are adorned with lovely Jacaranda trees, perfect for capturing that Instagram-worthy moment. Don’t miss Jameson, Reform, and Victoria Avenues.
Kensington, Johannesburg: Kensington is another iconic Jacaranda location in Johannesburg, offering some of the most picturesque Jacaranda vistas. A leisurely drive up Highland Road will transport you to a purple paradise you’ll cherish.
This week’s dose of Jacarandas is courtesy of Kensington in Gauteng, South Africa. 💜
📷: amateurphotogfromsa pic.twitter.com/uPQiDVjrcr
— Visit South Africa (@SouthAfrica) October 9, 2020
Embrace the allure of these Jacaranda-filled streets and savour the magic of spring.
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