Elephants and Painted Dog . Theres plenty to hold your attention in this safari hotspot. 

Hwange has been a designated a national park since 1928, it’s one of the oldest on the continent and the largest in Zim at 14,650 square kilometres, most of which is deep Kalahari sand dotted with patches of mopane woodland.

With a network of watery pans, artificially pumped in the dry season, and the life source for over 100 mammal including large heards of Elephants and large packs of Painted Dogs ( previously known as Wild Dog). 

 in fact, there are over 100 species of mammals and nearly 400 species of birds ready to be found on your safari in Hwange making it a a suburb option for a varied safari experience.