Mudumu National Park

　　Mudumu National Park (Mudumu National Park) is a national park in the southern African country of Namibia, located in the Caprivi Region in the northeast of the country. It covers an area of 1,009 square kilometers and was established in 1990. The park's wildlife mainly includes red lechwe, African elephants, buffalo, impala, oribi, roan antelope, plains zebra, hippopotamus, tigerfish, and African wild dogs.

　　The Kwando River flows gently along the western edge of Mudumu National Park, providing abundant water for the flora and fauna within the park. Along the riverbanks, there are expansive plains, floating papyrus swamps, and lush riverside forests. Other areas of the park further from the river consist of mixed teak woodlands, open grasslands, and typical African savannahs, showcasing extraordinarily magnificent pristine natural scenery.

　　Unlike other national parks in Namibia, Mudumu National Park features a private lodge — the Lianshulu Lodge — which primarily offers services such as guided tours, 4x4 driving, boating, and bird watching for visitors.

　　Mudumu National Park Reason to visit: One of Namibia’s parks with the highest diversity of bird species Continent where the attraction is located: Africa [Africa] Country/Region where the attraction is located: Namibia [Namibia] Province/State where the attraction is located: Caprivi Region [Caprivi Region]