Awash National Park is one of the national parks in Ethiopia, located at the southern end of the Afar Region, 225 kilometers east of Addis Ababa, with the Awash River to the south as its boundary. Covering an area of 756 square kilometers, it was established in 1966, making it the earliest wildlife reserve in…

Katavi National Park is the third largest national park in Tanzania, located between the valleys of the Rift Valley in the southwest. Katavi, a desolate land with few visitors, is isolated from the world without obstacles, showcasing the astonishing face of Africa from hundreds of years ago to fearless tourists. Katavi National Park is situated…

The Olduvai Gorge, also known as Oldupai Gorge or Olduvai Valley, is a canyon located in northern Tanzania, East Africa. This gorge is often referred to as the cradle of mankind, as it has yielded numerous early hominid remains and fossilized bones, making it a significant site for studying the earliest human ancestors. The earliest…

Rubondo Island National Park covers an area of 240 square kilometers and is located in the southwest of Tanzania, at the southwest corner of the world’s second largest lake, Lake Victoria, about 150 kilometers west of Mwanza. Rubondo is like a fairyland on water, where desolate sand seas connect with pristine forests. Baobabs, palms, figs,…

Lake Bangweulu, Bangweulu Swamps, and Bangweulu Flats are located in the Luapula Province and Northern Province of Zambia, in the upper Congo River basin in Africa, at an altitude of 1140 meters. Together, they form the world’s largest wetland system and one of the most important ecosystems in the world. Lake Bangweulu is the main…