Katavi National Park, National park in Tanzania
Katavi National Park is among the most remote and least visited parks in Tanzania.
The park is named after a legendary hunter, Katabi, from the Wabende tribe.
Visiting during the dry season offers the best wildlife viewing opportunities.
Katavi features the densest hippo and crocodile populations in the nation.
Inception: 1974
Website: katavipark.org
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