Botswana, a landlocked African country, with unique beautiful sceneries including a red sand dune and the largest salt field in the world.
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Botswana is rightly proud of its wildlife, with many savannahs, teeming with rare animals, offering a unique Safari experience. From the lush river Delta to a peaceful Rhino reserve - what attracts travelers from around the world wishing to explore the wonders of nature in Botswana.
The Okavango Delta |
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Perhaps the Okavango Delta is one of the most beautiful places in Africa, the largest inland Delta in the world. It's an oasis of Islands, wildlife and lush green vegetation amidst the dry Kalahari Desert. Go to Safari and take a good look at the wildlife on a traditional canoe (mokoro), spend a couple of nights in tourist camp, or choose from any of the many other available options for entertainment.
The Kalahari Desert |
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The Kalahari Desert is the place where vast masses of sand were created by erosion of soft stone monoliths. The terracotta dunes were formed by wind and constitute a surreal, otherworldly beauty. Also visit a game reserve the Central Kalahari, one of the largest game reserves in the world. It is not as accessible as other parks, but its distant location ensures privacy and quiet. The Kalahari is also mentioned in the list of top 10 destinations for ecotourism in the world.
Kgalagadi |
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Transboundary national Park Kgalagadi is a huge protected area, which covers 3.6 million hectares and is known for its red dunes and dry riverbeds. Kgalagadi is situated on the border between South Africa and Botswana and is an excellent place to observe wildlife. Here expect to see predators such as cheetahs, lions, leopards and hyenas, migrating herds of Springbok and wildebeest and over 200 species of birds (including vultures and eagles).
