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These sub-tropical thorn and sand flats on the edge of the Kalahari Desert were once home to the nomadic [San (bushmen)] and migrating game, but was an area commonly regarded as unfit for human habitation. Until the end of the eighteenth century when a German prospector named Alfred Giese, heard rumours of "'the stones that burned". He came and staked his claim on one of the largest coal deposits in the world. Present-day Hwange is driven by its power station, its steam locomotives and its coal. For the tourist, it provides a gateway to the country's most famous game reserve, once mispronounced as Wankie.

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Little Makalolo

 
Hwange National Park  
From   $ 525 p/p

Little Makalolo, Hwange National Park "Standard tented camp 20min drive from Makalolo Plains in a private concession in the Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe."

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Makalolo Plains

 
Hwange National Park  
From   $ 525 p/p

Makalolo Plains, Hwange National Park "Superior tented camp situated in a private concession in the Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe."

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Linkwasha

 
Hwange National Park  
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Linkwasha, Hwange National Park "Superior tented camps on a private concession within the Hwange National Park."

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