As in the distant past when our ancestors were the builders, new structures are rising up at Mapungubwe National Park and World Heritage Site. With the addition of a unique interpretation centre, a campsite and a brand new staff village, the park is developing quickly… Lees de rest van dit bericht
A record number of African elephants are roaming the currently dry bush of Mapungubwe National Park. On the 9th and 10th of October SANParks conducted the annual aerial gamecount in South Africa’s most northern park and this confirmed what rangers and tourists already noticed: the tuskers are growing in numbers every year. Lees de rest van dit bericht
“The kingdom of Mapungubwe is one of the lost cities of the world. A visit should be seen as a pilgrimage. This is not a place to come and party. It is an area that people visit to rest, to go into the bush or to learn about the important African heritage.’’ Lees de rest van dit bericht
