South Africa Guide | Table Mountain, a place you must visit once in a lifetime

⛰️Table Mountain, meaning 'City of the Cape', is a flat-topped mountain in South Africa, overlooking Cape Town and Table Bay, standing at the north end of the high and rocky Cape Peninsula. 🌊With the sparkling Atlantic Ocean bay in front and a mountain resembling a huge rectangular table behind, filled with flying clouds. Across the bay from Table Mountain is a natural good harbor, named Table Bay because of the mountain. It is like an old man sitting by the Atlantic Ocean, the 1087-meter-high Table Mountain is the most authoritative witness of South Africa's nearly four hundred years of modern history. In 2011, it was rated as one of the new seven wonders of nature in the world, and became the pride of South Africa, known as 'God's Dining Table'. 🚠The cable car of Table Mountain, without any support for the whole journey, can carry about 40-60 people. The bottom disc can rotate 360 degrees, and the surrounding scenery can be seen clearly during the ascent and descent, which is very convenient for tourists to appreciate without being crowded. Moreover, the cable car does not work every day, it will stop if the wind is slightly strong or the rainfall is too large, there are only two, one up and one down, and you have to queue for 2-3 hours when there are many people, and about 1500 people will be transported to Table Mountain every day. 🌟We were extremely lucky, we waited for the sea of clouds and the sunset, and unexpectedly, it was completely dark when we queued down the mountain. We also took pictures of the night view of Cape Town in the waiting area, which was incredibly shocking😄