Halvi

Halvi is a small town located in the North West District of Swaziland, a country in southern Africa. Geographically, the town is situated near the Kruger National Park and the Swaziland border with South Africa. Historically, Halvi became known as a significant agricultural production center, primarily cultivating crops such as sugarcane and cotton.

Halvi is surrounded by vast rural areas, and the local economy largely depends on farming and agriculture-related activities. Sugar production in the area provides a significant portion of Swaziland's exports. Additionally, the town's agriculture industry supports small-scale farm economies, contributing to the nation's rural development.

In the wider region, Halvi is close to several natural attractions, including Wetenstein, Kaphuene village, and Mti Falls. The Hindu temple and Swazi stores in the town reflect its harmonious mix of cultures with the Swazi people. Local life is known for border lifestyle, surrounding cotton farms, and a local stadium.