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25.01.2022 Zambia is spectacular

24.01.2022 Do you know what colours to wear on Safari? Neutral hues that complement the environment such as greens and browns help you blend into the landscape so you do not frighten wildlife. Photo by Tlhalefo Malen Matlho #ilovebotswana #rediscoverbotswana #destinationbotswana #botswana

24.01.2022 Good morning Xugana Island Lodge! With a remarkable setting like this, overlooking the Xugana Lagoon in the Okavango Delta, this is the best way to start your morning on safari.

23.01.2022 LINYANTI, SELINDA AND KWANDO At the far northern reaches of Botswana lies three of the most splendid, wild and secluded destinations the country has to offer. ...Sandwiched between the Chobe National Park to the east and the Okavango to the south, the extensive Kwando, Selinda and Linyanti concessions offer superb wildlife viewing and terrain to rival the physical beauty of the Okavango. This is real African big game country, and during the dry season the permanent waters of both the Kwando and Linyanti Rivers serve as important migration points for wildlife from much of northern Botswana including large herds of buffalo and elephant, wildebeest and zebra. Visit this area of Botswana to experience the beauty of nature. Photos: Courtesy of Kwando Safaris #OurBeautifulBotswana #MagicalBotswana #iLoveBotswana

23.01.2022 Captured in Moremi Game Reserve, the Red Lechwe are the most common antelopes found in the Okavango Delta. Large herds, as pictured here can be seen feeding on ...grass or sedges of the seasonal floodplains in the delta. Happy weekend and always practice the Covid-19 Health Protocols! #staysafe #rediscoverbotswana #DestinationBotswana #ilovebotswana

23.01.2022 Join us as we welcome home the #RediscoverBotswana big big roadtrip expedition team on our Facebook Live from 15:45PM today. BTO would like to thank Mascom,... Khama Rhino Sanctuary, Engen Botswana, Bushtrackers Africa, Belmond Safaris, Teraffou and Hilton Garden Inn Gaborone for being a part of this big big roadtrip. Photo by Thalefang Charles #ilovebotswana #botswana See more

21.01.2022 Goo-Moremi Gorge Resort is situated in eastern Botswana, nestled amongst the scenic Tswapong Hills, close to the Goo-Moremi Gorge. The facility offers the visit...or with guided nature walks and hikes. The cliffs above the gorge also provide breeding sites for the rare Cape vulture. #staysafe #rediscoverbotswana #GooMoremiGorge #ilovebotswana #DestinationBotswana

20.01.2022 SUNDAY MOTIVATION "When someone says you can’t do it, do it twice and take pictures." Unknown Will Burrard-Lucas... #SundayIsForMotivation #MotivationSunday

19.01.2022 Namib Desert, Namibia

19.01.2022 #TravelTips: Tours can give you both the time to adjust to the travel lifestyle and the courage to break out of your comfort zone. Here are some tips to conside...r when engaging a travel agency. - Read about a company's reputation: The last thing you want is to pay for a service you will not get the best of. Search thoroughly, check out reviews and ratings of the different tour companies available in your area. - Look at the cost: Money is always first in the list of considerations when going on a trip. Pick the best travel agent with pricing that is best convenient to your trip, trip duration and overall budget - Find out your group size: If you are not on solo travel, take into consideration the number of people you are taking along and find out if your travel agent has adequate resources to accommodate the number of people you are with. - Find out about their health safety protocols: The travel and tourism industry has comprehensive protocols set for tour guide companies to follow. Ensure that the company you use meets all the health safety requirements from their policy including COVID-19 protocols. Visit our Domestic Travel Guide & Packages booklet to view offerings by local travel agencies: https://www.flipsnack.com//botswana-tourism-domestic-trave Photo by Sunshine Seeds #ilovebotswana #botswana #destinationbotswana #tips See more

18.01.2022 Whether you’re planning to travel soon or later, it is crucial to stay safe, travel when necessary and observe #COVID19 protocols. Let’s all play our part in keeping the people of #Botswana safe. Photo by Thalefang Charles #ilovebotswana #destinationbotswana

17.01.2022 Some day very soon, not in the soo distant future, we will travel again, freely, like birds in the sky, we shall fly again to our most favourite places. You ou...t there, dreaming of that first burst of sage smell invading your senses, evoking your nostalgia. The night jar lulling you to sleep and the turtle doves waking you in the morning. Keep that dream alive, #Botswana has all that to offer, when you dream of where to go, this is what Botswana offers you. #Botswana, breathtakingly beautiful #staysafe #ilovebotswana #rediscoverbotswana #DestinationBotswana

17.01.2022 BAINES’ BAOBABS Approximately 30kms from the Nxai Pan National Park entrance, Baines’ Baobabs are a highlight for any visitor travelling this area of the countr...y. The seven huge, baobab trees, named after the 19th century explorer Thomas Baines, are situated on an island overlooking and surrounded by the white, crusty Kudiakam Pan. #OurBeautifulBotswana #MagicalBotswana #iLoveBotswana

17.01.2022 We are starting the new week with a bit of trivia for you. Can you recognise which of our eight safari camps this is and where is it located? We know our fans of this camp will recognise it immediately.

16.01.2022 Although Botswana is practicaly flat, the landscape is amazing and diverse. Only a few hours drive from the lush green Okavango lies a completely different wor...ld dominated by vast salt pans and ancient Baobabs. This is one of my favorite shots from the trip. We took it shortly after the sunrise and it was totally worth getting up that early, shares Lenka Znamenackova. #ilovebotswana #rediscoverbotswana #destinationbotswana #botswana

16.01.2022 Whenever you’re ready, #Botswana will be eagerly awaiting to welcome you. Remember to follow all health protocols set by the Government of Botswana while travelling and exploring destinations. Photo by Bashi Kikia #ilovebotswana #rediscoverbotswana #mondaymotivation

16.01.2022 Kalahari desert, Namibia Natural Wonders of Africa, Indeed God is an amazing artist

14.01.2022 When was the last time you stargazed? Botswana’s landscapes allow you to appreciate the abundance of wildlife while its pristine skies are home to some of th...e world's most amazing constellations. Explore the outdoors during the dry season for unforgettable stargazing opportunities including unsurpassed views of Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Photo by Viajando con coco #ilovebotswana #botswana #destinationbotswana See more

14.01.2022 #ThrowbackThursday: In 2018, the National Geographic Traveler Magazine listed Botswana as one of their 17 Unforgettable African Safaris. In the article, t...he vast Chobe National Park and the Central Kalahari Game Reserve were featured because of their abundant wildlife, extraordinary sunsets and captivating beauty. Photo by Sandy Sharkey #ilovebotswana #botswana #destinationbotswana #tbt See more

14.01.2022 UNUSUAL WILDLIFE SIGHTINGS There are unusual and rare wildlife sightings that one would hardly experience in the wilderness. For one to experience these it some...times take sheer luck but above all it comes mostly because of patience and dedication. Photographers sometimes spend numerous hours searching and waiting patiently for such interesting sightings. Enjoy some of these unusual and rare sightings which were captured by dedicated photographers at different parts of #OurBeautifulBotswana. Let us also celebrate these selfless professionals for bringing us these great moments. #OurBeautifulBotswana #MagicalBotswana #iLoveBotswana

13.01.2022 Horseback safaris take you into the heart of the bush and offer a different perspective when experiencing flora and fauna. Kenanao Phele describes it as a lovely experience. Have you tried safari on horseback? Photo by Kenanao Phele #ilovebotswana #botswana #rediscoverbotswana

09.01.2022 #TravelTips: Never, ever, litter Inappropriate disposal of waste material from some carry on consumables and product packaging have been a major concern in ...the tourism industry for many years. The disposed material have a negative impact on the environment and pose health risks to wildlife and their drinking waters. Make sure you always use provided disposal bins and keep the environment safe for wildlife. Photo by Benjamin B #ilovebotswana #botswana #destinationbotswana #tips See more

09.01.2022 The Congo Basin is one of the largest still unexplored wildernesses in the planet . It is the second large primary forest on Earth, only surpassed by the Sou...th American Amazonia. Until not so long ago it was a largely unknown spot in the maps highly feared by European colonizers who thought the dense rainforests to be full of lethal perils and dangers. Only the native Batwa tribe (so called forest people) were for thousands of years the only human inhabitants of the Congo basin. Scientists are slowly starting to comprehend the enormous value of this rich ecosystem, home to a great unparelled biodiversity as well as to a yet unknown number of plants of eventual high importance for Western medicine . Here some facts on the Congo basin rainforest: - The national parks of Lobeke (Cameroun), Dzanga Sangha (CAR) and Nouabale-Ndoki Congo (Brazzaville) make for over 1.296.500 hectars of protected primary rainforest: five times the size of Luxembourg The congo basin has the largest concentration of western lowland gorillas in Africa: some of the gorilla families have been successfully habituated and can now be visited as a part of a trekking experience It offers a home for over 100 mammal species - A unique feature of this forest are its salines: swampy tree-less grassy islands in an ocean of forest highly appreciated by big herbivores, which come here to ingest the minerals and salts their bodies need and the not nutritious enough forest plants lack. Forest elephants particularly love these forest oases. - Salines are called "bai" in the local Batwa language - The most famous of all "bais" is Dzanga bai in Dzanga Sangha nationalpark in ZAR: In a normal day you can easily observe dozens and dozens of elephants gathering in the open forest area, which makes it one of the hotspots in Western Africa for forest elephants observation.

08.01.2022 We believe it is important to travel as to reconnect with yourself, recharge your mind and body, and decompress and releases stress. Tucked away within the scen...ic Tswapong Hills lies Moremi Gorge. The Gorge is a designated National Monument, while the Moremi Mannonye Conservation Trust, through the support of BTO, involves local residents in developing the area for non-consumptive eco-tourism. The area is of great religious and spiritual importance to the community. Before venturing into the hills, you should, as a matter of courtesy, request permission from the local headman. A National Museum guide is available at Moremi village. #ilovebotswana #rediscoverbotswana #botswana

07.01.2022 Travelling is a beautiful experience and you learn many things along the way. You will see new places, realize new things, make new friends, and create unforget...table memories. Travelling changes you, when you travel you certainly do invest in yourself. Photo by Travel Stock #ilovebotswana #destinationbotswana #botswana #mondaymotivation

06.01.2022 Splish splash I was taking a bath The elephant mud bath is not only fun for the elephants, but it is also a way to cool off as well as create a natural barrie...r from parasites. Picture shot in Mashatu Game Reserve Photo Credit: Isak Pretorius #staysafe #rediscoverbotswana #DestinationBotswana #ilovebotswana

06.01.2022 #DestinationBotswana: Otse This small village is located about 60 kms south of Gaborone. As much as most Batswana know its name to be #Otse, its residents ...call it Letsekele because of the tributaries of rivers that passed (tsekela) through the village to the South-East. One of its most popular attractions is the infamous Lentswe La Baratani. The folklore story tells of two lovers who were forbidden to marry went up this hill and disappeared. As fond of this legend as Batswana are, most are not aware of the rich history the village has. Nestled between hills, Otse Hill is Botswana’s highest peak with a reported altitude of 1,486 m. Throughout all the hills and valleys, lies Segorong Gorge which during the raining season has a beautiful waterfall flowing. This is also known as the highest gorge in #Botswana. #ilovebotswana #rediscoverbotswana See more

06.01.2022 #DestinationBotswana: Believed to have formed over 100, 000 years ago, the Tsodilo Hills became Botswana’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2001. Tsodil...o, meaning ‘sheer’ in the Hambukushu language for ‘sorile’, the hills were first declared a National Moment in 1927 and have attracted thousands of people to them because of the rich history they carry. The San communities that have lived amongst these hills for hundreds of years, drew their experiences using red sand on the rock and these paintings can be found by following different trails leading to over 350 sites. Local communities revere Tsodilo as a place of worship and as a home for ancestral spirits and the intangible values of the site continue to be practiced thereby authenticating them as sacred and relevant to local communities. #ilovebotswana #botswana See more

05.01.2022 SUNDAY MOTIVATION Impossible is just an opinion. Paulo Coelho Joe Ramsden... #SundayIsForMotivation #MotivationSunday

03.01.2022 #ThrowbackThursday: In 2019, the Pangolin Chobe Hotel won the title of Africa's Leading New Hotel at the prestigious World Travel Awards. Pangolin Africa's ...Director, Toby Jermyn, said in a press release: "This is a huge win for Botswana and The Pangolin Chobe Hotel. The Chobe National Park is the best year-round wildlife photography destination in Africa and we were incredibly proud to be recognized by our peers at such an illustrious event". #ilovebotswana #botswana #destinationbotswana #tbt See more

03.01.2022 Is there any better setting for a sundowner whilst sharing your safari stories?

02.01.2022 One of the most scenic and memorable attractions of #Botswana are the Safari encounters. From predators to grazers, birds to aquatic animals, you are guaran...teed are diverse and captivating bucket-list experience every time. Photo by Elaine Mburu #ilovebotswana #rediscoverbotswana #destinationbotswana See more

02.01.2022 Happy #WorldRhinoDay Today celebrates the 5 species of rhinoceros (Black, White, Greater One-Horned, Sumatran & Javan) and raises awareness around the protection and preservation of all endangered species of rhinos. Photo by Artush #ilovebotswana #botswana

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01.01.2022 Happy #WorldRhinoDay #DidYouKnow: The Khama Rhino Sanctuary (KRS) is a community based wildlife project, established in 1992 to assist in saving the vanishi...ng rhinoceros (both white and black species), restore an area formerly teeming with wildlife to its previous natural state and provide economic benefits to the local Botswana community through tourism and the sustainable use of natural resources. Photo by HandmadePictures #ilovebotswana #botswana See more