Hwange National Park is home to a variety of wildlife and it is the largest park in Zimbabwe. Visitors can see elephants, lions, giraffes, and more in their natural habitat. The park is also a birdwatcher's paradise with over 400 species of birds.
The Painted Dog Conservation Centre is dedicated to the conservation of African wild dogs, also known as painted dogs. Visitors can learn about the threats facing these endangered animals and see them up close in a natural setting.
The Ngamo Plains is a grassy area in the park where visitors can see large herds of elephants and other wildlife. It is also a popular spot for game drives and guided walks.
Hwange National Park was established in 1928 as Wankie Game Reserve. It was later renamed Hwange National Park in honor of a local chief. The park covers over 14,600 square kilometers and is home to over 100 species of mammals and 400 species of birds.
Visitors to Hwange National Park can enjoy traditional Zimbabwean cuisine, including sadza (a maize porridge), nyama (meat), and vegetables. There are also several restaurants and cafes in nearby towns.