Maze at Sun City, South Africa.
The Maze of the Lost City at Sun City in the North West Province is a permanent maze, and one of the largest in the Southern Hemisphere.
A walking maze is a large-scale, three-dimensional version of those pen-and-paper puzzles that captivated us as children. The maze walls are higher than head height and the complex path network may have multiple entrances and exits as well as dead ends. When walking a maze, your objective is to find the way…
Maze at Sun City, South Africa.
The Maze of the Lost City at Sun City in the North West Province is a permanent maze, and one of the largest in the Southern Hemisphere.
A walking maze is a large-scale, three-dimensional version of those pen-and-paper puzzles that captivated us as children. The maze walls are higher than head height and the complex path network may have multiple entrances and exits as well as dead ends. When walking a maze, your objective is to find the way out.
There are many types of mazes that people can walk through as they enjoy the challenge of searching for the correct route to the exit. Crop mazes are formed by planting corn in a maze layout, others are constructed from hedges, bamboo and local vegetation, and some are built from wood, fabric or brick. Mazes around the world vie for the honour of being the biggest, longest or most challenging.
South Africa has a number of mazes, both seasonal and permanent, that visitors can attempt.
