Hwange-Nationalpark (Hwange National Park)
Der Hwange-Nationalpark (englisch Hwange National Park; vormals Wankie National Park) ist mit 14.651 Quadratkilometer der größte Nationalpark in Simbabwe. Der Park liegt im Westen des Landes in den Ausläufern der Kalahari an der Grenze zu Botswana 200 km nordwestlich der Stadt Bulawayo. Der Park, in dem es eine große Artenvielfalt gibt, gehört zu den bedeutendsten Naturschutzgebieten des Landes. Er ist Teil der Kavango-Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area.
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Sonnenuntergang im Hwange-Nationalpark
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Löwe im Hwange-Nationalpark
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Elefant im Hwange-Nationalpark bei einem Schlammbad
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We took a tour with Sable Sands and had a wonderful time, seeing lions, zebra, giraffe, antelope and many others. Came home with amazing pictures, so take a good digital camera if you have one.
3 months ago -
Warm weather, fresh air, friendly staff and a chance to see the big 5. Within a stone's throw from the Mosi oa Tunya, the majestic Vic Falls.
2 weeks ago -
Beautiful park, with amazing wildlife and drop dead pretty sunsets Circlingthebucketlist
7 months ago -
Really cool park to view wild animals! Had some good animal sightings at the water holes in September in the dry season.
3 months ago -
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Best place in Southern Africa to watch animals in their natural inhabitants. Away from civilization and cacophony of the cities.
2 years ago -
For a fair share of elephant bliss visit Hwange National Park. It's just elephants everywhere. There is also a variety of wildlife including all the big 5 and other small animals. If you want a true safari trip, go to Hwange
2 years ago -
The Hwange National Park is quite the haven for nature lovers. All the big five animals are found in this reserve. The ZimParks lodges, though, leave a lot to be desired as the beds need to be replaced. The self-catering equipment works well and is adequate. Wild animals visit the lodges at night and it is not advisable to be walking after hours as an encounter with hyenas or elephants is more than likely. To see the cats, it is advisable to go deep into the reserve on less used roads as the cats are shy animals.
4 months ago