The Mangetti National Park is a National Park in Namibia in the provinces of Kavango West Region. The park was established on - and covers an area of 0 km². The Mangetti National Park offers the possibility of self-drive safaris.
Manghetti National Park is located in Namibia. It is a relatively new national park established in 2019. Manghetti National Park is located in the Kavango East and Kavango West regions of northern Namibia and covers an area of approximately 4,464 square kilometers.
Official Name
Mangetti National Park
Provinces
Kavango West Region
Area
No information
Foundation
No information
Vegetation
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Habitats
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Big Five-reserves
No
Self-drive-reserve
Yes
Entrance gates
0
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| Name | Location |
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| Biodiversity | Sighting conditions |
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Best tavel time
June (Beginning) - August (End)
Dry time
June (Beginning) - August (End)
Climate
cool-warm
Tavel time
December (Beginning) - February (End)
Climate
warm-hot, tropical
High season
Low season
The rainy season takes place from Beginning December to End February The dry season first extended over the months from Beginning June to End August inclusive. The best time to tour is Beginning June End August.
Summer (December to February): Hot temperatures and occasional rainfall. Lush green vegetation and abundant wildlife.
Autumn (March to May): Milder temperatures with less rainfall. Warm days and cooler nights. Landscape begins to dry out, but wildlife remains active.
Winter (June to August): Cooler temperatures, particularly during nights. Dry season with minimal rainfall. Sparse vegetation. Wildlife congregates around water sources.
Spring (September to November): Increasing temperatures. Warm days. Some rainfall leads to greening of the landscape. Wildlife activity increases, and birdwatching is rewarding.
The Mangetti National Park is home to mammals such as Elephant, Giraffe, Oryx, Zebra as well as bird species, reptile species, fish species and amphibian species. The Mangetti National Park provides park.biodiversity-stats. conditions for wildlife viewing.
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