Mudumu National Park

The park spans 737 square kilometers of flat terrain with the Kwando River forming its western border, containing woodlands, floodplains, and wetlands.

The Namibian government established Mudumu National Park in 1990, initially designating 1,010 square kilometers before adjusting to its current size of 737 square kilometers.

The park collaborates with local communities in the Zambezi Region to implement conservation strategies while supporting traditional practices and sustainable tourism initiatives.

Visitors require a 4x4 vehicle to navigate the sand roads within the park, and malaria prevention measures are necessary when exploring this remote location.

The absence of boundary fences enables large animals, including elephants, to move freely between Angola, Botswana, Namibia, and Zambia through natural migration corridors.

Inception: 1990

GPS coordinates: -18.00000,23.50000

Latest update: March 7, 2025 04:07