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There's
nothing like a real Kruger Park
safari experience !
© South African
TourismReady for your Kruger Park
safari? Here are some facts to warm you up..The Kruger
National Park as we
know it today, evolved from the days of the early
settlers
during
the turbulent 19th century, in the wild north eastern region of South
Africa. In 1898 a portion of this
region was proclaimed a 'Government Reserve' by the
then government of Paul Kruger in an attempt to preserve the animal
life which was being
decimated by hunters. It opened to the public in 1927 and was gradually
extended to become the vast
conservation area of today.The
Kruger Park is managed by the South African National Park
Organisation SANParks It is the largest game reserve in South
Africa covering some
20,000 square kilometers. The Park extends
from the Crocodile
River
in the South, along the border
of Mozambique in the East, and Zimbabwe in the North.
Kruger Park map Want another point of
view? Here's an interesting Kruger Park Travel Guide More
Kruger
Park safari facts.. There
are 9 entrance gates and 13 rest camps in the Kruger Park Game
Reserve. The camps range from tented sites, to fully
equipped
villages offering facilities such as basic accommodation, game viewing,
swimming pool and even a 9 hole golf
course.
There are also many luxury
lodges. situated in and around the Reserve. many of
them are situated on 'concessions' or private game
farms.Luxury
lodges
in the Kruger National Park: Kruger LodgesThe most popular
part of the Reserve and the region I would recommend for your
Kruger Park safari, is the wetter southern region along the Sabie and
Crocodile rivers. It is habitat to a high concentration of
interesting animal life, including of course the 'Big 5', lion, rhino,
elephant, buffalo and leopard.The weather in the
Reserve is hot and dry (ave. 18-30 deg Celsius) especially during the
South
African summer months between December and March. Rainfall
is generally experienced during the summer
season
in the form of thunder showers.
Interested in a guided
tour
and safari in the Kruger Park? 3 Days 4 DaysRead my information page before your safari:
Kruger Park InformationHere's a clickable map of the kruger
Park: Kruger Park mapLuxury
accommodation
in the Kruger National Park: Kruger Lodges
Here's my page about
Kruger's private reserves: Kruger Private ReservesMore details about the Kruger Park:
Wikitravel
References: Krugerpark.com Wikitravel.org
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