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Chobe National Park is an enormous stretch of wilderness, the vast majority of which is flat and apparently featureless mopane woodland.
Chobe North is bordered by the Linyanti and Chobe rivers, which provide virtually the only source of water during the dry season June to October and sustains incredible densities of wildlife, especially elephant.
Chobe Savuti is a previously very rich safari area which has largely dried up in recent decades and is now of peripheral interest. Chobe Forest Reserve is an area of mixed game management and human population also generally of lesser interest. Chobe Ngwezumba is an area of seasonal pans which are way off most people's radar, but which can offer some significant interest during the green season December to April.
Chobe North is bordered by the Linyanti and Chobe rivers, which provide virtually the only source of water during the dry season June to October and sustains incredible densities of wildlife, especially elephant.
Chobe Savuti is a previously very rich safari area which has largely dried up in recent decades and is now of peripheral interest. Chobe Forest Reserve is an area of mixed game management and human population also generally of lesser interest. Chobe Ngwezumba is an area of seasonal pans which are way off most people's radar, but which can offer some significant interest during the green season December to April.
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