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Cathy
Metzingen
Worth visiting!
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Stayed at the Elephant Valley Lodge. Nice hotel. Great Jeep safaris, we must have seen over 300 elephants in just one day. The boat cruise on the Chobe river was great. Christmas holiday 2006.
ndeshana
Fairfax
Worth visiting!
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Definitely do a water safari. It is a great way to see animals in action and it is nowhere near as bumpy!
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Introduction to Chobe National Park
November 20, 2006
The far northern region of Botswana, comprising the Chobe National Park, Chobe Forest Reserve, Linyati and Savuti Channels, and Kwando Wilderness, is almost as popular as the delta, and justifiably so. Chobe National Park alone covers some 11,000 sq. km (4,290 sq. miles) of northern Botswana and offers extreme contrasts and a variety of wildlife experience, but the major drawing card here is elephant: The area harbors a large proportion -- some 100,000 -- of Botswana's elephant population (the largest in the world).
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