If you’re looking for a hidden Gem Mapungubwe national park is a great place for a Safari experience. The elephants come and drink from this pool at night 😍 Video by @craighowes and @gophari Www.africansafarimag.com #limpopo #southafrica #africansafarimag @go_limpopo | African Safari Mag

Repose in the shaded areas beneath the majestic and ancient baobab trees in Mapungubwe National Park. These trees have a naturally calming and awe-inspiring presence to them. #MapungubweNationalPark #LiveYourWild #SANParks #WildBackyard | South African National Parks

The Mapungubwe National Park and World Heritage Site represents Africa’s rich cultural and spiritual history. Bordering Zimbabwe and Botswana on the Limpopo river, it offers heritage tours and unique walking adventures. Join us on this leg of the #LiveYourWild Road Trip with Total South Africa. South Africans can gain free entry into this significant Park during #SANationalParksWeek from 10 - 14 September 2018. T&C's apply. Watch the full episode on the Cars.co.za YouTube channel: https://bit.ly

One last sunrise at this unforgettable place before moving on to the next chapter of our adventure. As the first light touched the ancient red rocks of Mapungubwe, we stood quietly on the rocks, taking it all in — the stillness, the beauty, the timelessness….while wildebeest and impala grazed just below us. This place has a way of grounding you… of reminding you just how small you are, yet how deeply connected we all are to the wild. Our time here was far too short, but one thing’s for sure — we

Aside from its dramatic red-rock formations and rugged beauty, Mapungubwe National Park is teeming with wildlife and ancient history. It’s one of South Africa’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites, yet still remains a hidden gem that many travelers overlook. Even Haley—who’s been nearly everywhere in South Africa—had never been here before! But thanks to the advice of friends, we decided to give it a shot. And wow, am I glad we did. The park sits where the Limpopo and Shashe Rivers meet, once home to a

Mapungubwe National Park and World Heritage Site is a Cultural Landscape that represents “combined works of nature and man” These works are illustrative of the evolution of human society and settlement over time, under the influence of the physical constraints and or opportunities presented by their Natural Environment and of successive social, economic and cultural forces, both external and internal. #ilovelimpopo Limpopo Tourism Agency | Matalane Mokgatla