Gold Reef City Theme Park Review

I have been there twice , and wish to go back again …. did not explore it enough. it’s easy to navigate and find things around

South Africa was once the world's largest gold mining region, and therefore attracted many gold diggers around the world. The gold mining city has witnessed the rise and fall of South Africa's gold industry, but it has become a tourist area and is quite beautiful.

South Africa's development is also due to the development of gold, the number of gold mines in this city is also quite large, many gold facilities are also very beautiful, the huge mining area of the gold mine is also a very timely area.

it was a beautiful 😻 experience , there are few of my restaurants that I loved that were removed but I adjusted to the new one ❤️

My evaluation essay is here, I will evaluate it immediately after the experience, I highly recommend everyone to come.

We are taking photographs of gold veins with indication marks. Everyone is in high spirits, because gold is ultimately a joyous substance and loved by everyone. There are also gold smelting performances similar to those in Australia, where the melted gold turns into bricks in a twinkling of an eye. In the visiting area, there is a huge bricks placed there for people to grab. Whoever picks up the bricks with one hand, the bricks belong to who... Of course, no one can pick it up. This is the conclusion after rigorous calculation. No one in the world can pick up this weight of gold. Walking in the gold mine, visiting the gold smelting process, and touching the big bricks with one's own hands... The purpose of this tourism project is to satisfy human's dream of pursuing wealth.

The Golden City of Johannesburg is located in the south of Johannesburg. It is a theme park built on an old gold mine. It is also a famous scenic spot of Johannesburg. The garden vividly reproduces the buildings of Golden City during the gold rush. Driving slowly through the old buildings on the old steam-gushing train, it seems as if it is back to the 18th century. There you can also visit the process of melting and casting gold coins, which is very knowledge-raising.