Payton Ramdeen was left star-struck at the Durban Botanic Gardens Trail of Lights' displays
Image: Leon Lestrade / Independent Newspapers
Sihle Ndamane and baby Ompha Mphephu take in the lit displays at the Durban Botanic Gardens Trail of Lights
Image: Leon Lestrade/Independent Newspapers
The ninth edition of the Durban Botanic Gardens Trail of Lights is lit and happening, having begun on Friday and running until January 3.
Billed as South Africa's largest festive wonderland, some of the bigger and brighter attractions include new light displays, radiant trees, themed festive scenes, eye-catching backdrops that are ideal for photos, food gardens and live entertainment.
Photographer: Leon Lestrade / Independent Newspapers
This year's Durban Botanic Gardens Trail of Lights are bright and flashy
Image: Leon Lestrade / Independent Newspapers
This year's Durban Botanic Gardens Trail of Lights are bright and flashy
Image: Leon Lestrade / Independent Newspapers
This year's Durban Botanic Gardens Trail of Lights are bright and flashy
Image: Leon Lestrade / Independent Newspapers
This years Durban Botanic Gardens Trail of Lights are bright and flashy
Image: Leon Lestrade / Independent Newspapers
This year's Durban Botanic Gardens Trail of Lights are bright and flashy
Image: Leon Lestrade / Independent Newspapers