| Page Views: 2,066 Last Visit to Hwange National Park: October, 1999 | BIGGEST PARK IN "ZIMBABWE!" by safardreams - last update: Nov 17, 2002 |
HWANGE NATIONAL PARK about
14,600sq. kilometres. It became the
ROYAL HUNTING grounds to the:
ZULU warrior king, MZILIKAZI. In the
early 19th cent. and was set aside as a NATIONAL PARK in 1929.
Everything is here. But very hard to in RHINO! It has now about 40,000
ELEPHANTS!
Being my first park in AFRICA. I was
like a kid in a candy store! Didn't
really know how to take pics, take pics of what ect. But being in our
LAND-ROVER heading to our BUSH-CAMP. We already had some sights!! A highly visited park. Not
to be missed! |
|  | HABITAT ALWAYS CHANGES! Hwange, many different habitats.
From open flat-land to thick bush!!
But most of the animals that stay out in the open can see if trouble is
on the way!! The elephants, they go where they want!! |
| | "FIRE" NO ICE! Seeing these AFRICA sunsets for the first time. As you could guess it's:
FANTASTIC!!!!!
Just eat it up!! |
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| Pros: | "Different Habitats, Many Kinds of Wildlife, Getting Out On Foot!" | | Cons: | "Very Big, Need More Time!" | | In A Nutshell: | "A great place to start your ZIMBABWE SAFARI SHOW!" |
safardreams' Hwange National Park Travel Tips
 Comments for safardreams about Hwange National Park | | | | |
Jim_Eliason Thu Nov 16, 2006 00:39 UTC
great tips! | chewy3326 Sat Mar 4, 2006 00:01 UTC
Looks like a wonderful place, though too bad about the elephant... this looks like a very interesting and beautiful park! | windsorgirl Sat Aug 7, 2004 14:08 UTC
I visited AFrica in the wet season, although it was beautiful and green, I think you are right about better wildlife viewing in the dry season. You really should visit Namibia next, that was my favourite place! | ncfg Sat Jan 10, 2004 21:08 UTC
Here is not cold, i think you must return :-) |
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