Hwange National Park

Welcome To Hwange National Park

Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe's largest national park, spans over 14,600 square kilometres in the northwest region of the country. Renowned for its diverse ecosystems, the park encompasses open grasslands, woodlands, mopane forests, and seasonal pans, providing a habitat for a wide range of wildlife species. Hwange is particularly famous for its large elephant population, along with buffalo, lions, leopards, cheetahs, and numerous species of plains game.

The park's network of waterholes serves as vital watering points, attracting wildlife year-round and offering unforgettable wildlife encounters. With its pristine wilderness, abundant wildlife, and breathtaking scenery, Hwange National Park is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and safari enthusiasts in Zimbabwe.

Why Is The Hwange National Park So Famous?

Hwange is located in the western region of Zimbabwe on the border with Botswana. The park is a mere two-hour drive or a 30-minute flight south from Zimbabwe's Victoria Falls and 280 kilometres or a three-hour drive north from Bulawayo and the Motobo National Park. Here are some of the reasons why Hwange National Park is so famous.

• Zimbabwe’s Largest National Park
• Hwange National Park Wildlife
• Walking In The Wilderness
• Captivating Landscapes
• Cultural Experiences in Hwange
• Bird Watching in Hwange