Etosha National Park, A Haven for Wildlife Enthusiasts

C38, Oshikoto, Namibia
Various herbivorous animals
4.7
National parks
natural scenery

Introduction

Unlike the vast green grasslands of East Africa, Etosha is a brown and white salt pan. Its name means "dry white area" in the local language. The complex terrain makes this wilderness the home of many rare animals, including the springbok. In Africa, only the black wildebeest outnumber the springbok, and in Kruger National Park, this species has the largest population, reaching 140,000.
Address
C38, Oshikoto, Namibia

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