Khluhluwe-Umfolosi National Park

Hluhluwe Umfolosi National Park begins its history in 1985. The issue of protecting rhinos from extinction in South Africa was raised. As the main measures, it was decided to create two natural reservoirs, called Khluhluwe and Umfosoli. Four years later, the tanks are combined into a single park, which still exists today.

Khluhluwe Umfolosi National Park is the fourth largest in South Africa. Its area is truly huge - about 964 thousand square kilometers. The park has coped with its task - the rhino population is recovering at a good pace. Moreover, the park was inhabited by families of lions and elephants, whose populations are also increasing every year.