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Besides the culture-historical significance of Mapungubwe, nature in the national park is of exquisite beauty and of great botanical, geological and ecological interest. The 28000 ha park is a protectorate for numerous mammal species, some of them endangered, like the Wild Dog and the Rhino (both White and Black Rhino). It is home to several antelope species, giraffe, hyena, lion, cheetah and a large elephant population. Travel Time The park is open all year. The best time for a visit is May to October. In summer können die Temperatures can rise to over 40 C degrees. Mapungubwe lies within the malaria-zone. A prophylaxis should be considered, particularly in the humid-hot months of summer. Park Office: Tel: 015 5342014. Fax: 015 5340102.  Accommodationin the Park There are 3 camps and a lodge in Mapungubwe. The main camp is "Leokwe Camp" in the eastern part of the park. It offers thatched huts, each for a maximum of 4 persons, embedded in a spectacular landscape of sandstone hills. Price per hut about R530 (for 2 persons). Central reservation at: South African National Parks Board PO Box 787, Pretoria 0001 Tel +27 (0)12 4289111 Fax +27 (0)12 4265500 eMail: reservations@sanparks.org |
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