<h2 class = 'uawtitle'>Special Safari in Harare</h2><br />
<div style='font-style:italic;' class='uawbyline'>by James Young</div><br /><br />
<div class='uawarticle'>I am a lover of animals. I'm not really an avid animal lover. I just enjoy watching them frolic and have fun in their natural habitat. Looking at them is fun for me already. Looking at them running wild and free is what makes me happy. So when an opportunity presented itself for me to be part of a safari adventure, I took it. Taking a car with us was the most practical option since <a href="http://www.atlantisltd.co.uk/vehicle-shipping.html">car shipping to Zimbabwe</a> is fairly easy and uncomplicated.<br />
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Zimbabwe in Africa is bordered by Zambia in the northwest, Mozambique in the east, South Africa in the south, and Botswana in the southwest. Harare is the capital of Zimbabwe. Since Harare is a very wide land area, it would be wise not to travel by foot. It's a plus also that Zimbabwe's money is the US dollars. This means that I don't have to change my money to the local currency.<br />
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Our safari adventure is going to be at the Hwange National Park. This park, previously named the Wankie Game Reserve,is the country's largest game reserve. The awesome and mighty Victoria Falls is just an hour away from the park. This park is about 14,651 square kilometers big. The area became a national park in 1961. Tourists love to frequent this park because of its proximity. Animal viewing is also good in this park specially during the dry season when they come together in the waterhole. I was really pleased to see the majestic lions and the mystical elephants. One guide said the park houses the largest elephant herd in the world. We were very lucky that many animals were seen during our stay. According to our guide, the animals normally come out during the dry season. The animals come out of hiding to pool together at the watering hole.<br />
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Our guide was friendly and we were able to understand each other. During our conversation, I learned that lions, leopards, elephants, buffaloes, and rhinoceroses are classified as the big five. He was very proud of the park because it holds all the protected animals of his beloved country. Also, the park features more than 100 mammal species and nearly 400 bird species.<br />
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The Hwange National Park has three various camps. The biggest is Main Camp. It can be found in the main entrance of the park. There are lots of waterholes and pans very near the Main Camp. Nyamandhlovu Platform is a pumped water hole and is a good place to view the animals. Another place of attention near the Main Camp is Dom waterhole. One can get a majestic view of the African Sunset. Sinamatella is another camp near the northern boundary of the park. This camp was a former cattle ranch and is named after a bush which will lodge in clothes after rubbing against it. Sinamatella Camp is recognized as an Intensive Protection Zone. Another camp is Robins Camp. This area was bequeathed to the government by Harold Robins in 1939.<br />
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<div class='uawlinks'>To find out more about safari trips in Zimbabwe and <a href="http://www.atlantisltd.co.uk/european.html">shipping to europe</a>, please ask the assistance of the employees at Hwange National Park.. Also published at <a href="http://www.uberarticles.com/home.php?id=1778118&p=76924">Special Safari in Harare</a>.<br />
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