Kruger National Park
“Kruger National Park” by L. E. O. Braack is a comprehensive guide published by New Holland in December 1995. This first edition spans 128 pages and is presented in English. The book serves as an informative resource for first-time visitors to the Kruger National Park, highlighting its rich diversity of wildlife and the accessibility provided by a 2000km road network connecting 19 rest camps.
Readers will find an overview of the park’s wildlife, climate, and history, along with detailed descriptions of its various regions. The guide emphasizes the camps within each area and outlines notable sights, drives, and points of interest, making it a practical companion for those looking to explore the natural beauty and attractions of this renowned South African destination.
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The Kruger National Park is a haven for more varieties of wildlife than any other game sanctuary in Africa, accessible to visitors from the 19 rest camps which are linked by a 2000km road network. This guide is for the first-time visitor with limited time, who wants to experience the best the Kruger National Park has to offer. It provides an overview of the Park – its wildlife, climate and history – and then focuses on the various regions of the Park. It gives details of the camps within each region and describes the worthwhile sights, drives and places of interest.
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