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Hwange National Park

Hwange National Park is Zimbabwe’s largest and most diverse game reserve, located between Bulawayo and Victoria Falls. Spanning over 14,600 square kilometres, it is home to more than 100 mammal species, including all members of the Big Five—lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, and rhino—as well as over 400 bird species. Hwange is especially famous for its large elephant herds and excellent predator sightings. Visitors can enjoy guided game drives, walking safaris, and unforgettable nights in safari camps, where the sounds of the wild create a truly immersive African experience.

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Best Time: May–Oct dry season

Tailor-Made: 7–14 day safari & Victoria Falls highlights

Hotels: Luxury safari lodges, historic waterfall hotels

Flexible: Private 4x4 chauffeured safaris, fly-in bush charters, walking safaris

Extensions: Botswana (Chobe), Zambia, South Africa & Mozambique

Amazing Places

Top Places: Victoria Falls, Hwange National Park, Mana Pools National Park, Lake Kariba, Matobo Hills

Best Season: Jul–Oct for peak wildlife viewing at waterholes and dry bush trails

Scenic Routes: Zambezi River sunset cruises & scenic flightovers of Victoria Falls (Flight of Angels)

Highlights: Victoria Falls (The Smoke That Thunders), Hwange elephant herds, Mana Pools walking safaris, Great Zimbabwe ruins

Extensions: Gonarezhou National Park & Eastern Highlands

Unique Activities

Best Activities: Victoria Falls guided tours, Hwange game drives, Mana Pools walking safaris, Lake Kariba houseboating

Best Time: May–Oct for optimal game viewing, low rainfall, and dry walking safari conditions

Stay Options: Luxury canvas tented camps, historic colonial-style hotels, luxury safari lodges, private houseboats

Interests: Victoria Falls, Big Five safaris, walking safaris, ancient archaeological ruins, tiger fishing

Culture: Rich Shona & Ndebele cultural traditions, Shona stone sculpture workshops, local community visits

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