Botswana, a land of staggering splendor, is ideally placed in the heart of Southern Africa. Its natural loveliness lies in its land constellation, its wilderness, wildlife and cultural diversity. Come to Botswana and feel that steady wisdom of being close to nature.

Among the foremost tourist attractions are the enigmatic Okavango Delta, said to be the largest inland delta in the world; Chobe National Park, home of the biggest elephant population in the world; the golden sands of the enormous Kalahari Desert; the Tuli Block with its rugged terrain.

Makgadikagadi and Nxai salt pans are one of the biggest in the world and record suggest these pans were once an extremely large lake. The Makgadikagadi Pans span over an area of 10,000 sq km of the Kalahari and remain some of the must vacation places in Botswana on holiday.

St. Claire Lion Park is one of the major vacationer attractions in Gaborone. The wonderful flora and fauna can be seen at St. Claire Lion Park. There is a mixture of outdoor activities in St. Claire Lion Park in Gaborone.

The Tsodilo Hills is one of the most traditionally momentous rock art sites of Botswana. Tsodilo Hills is a series of four hills located about 53km South-West of Shakawe and rise harshly out of the horizontal area approximately 400m high.

Botswana is a place where you can find number of places and explore to the natural world of Africa. To lovingly nourish exotic natural world species, several wildlife areas are gazetted as National Parks, Game Reserves and bird sanctuaries to preserve these treasures.

The Kalahari Desert is a large parched to semi-arid sandy area in Southern Africa stretching over 900,000 sq km, covering a lot of Botswana and parts of Namibia and South Africa. It supports supplementary animals and plants than a true desert.

Tuli Block is a long, skeletal fringe of territory demarcating Botswana’s southeastern border. It stretches from the Northeast corner of Botswana down to the Notwane River north of Olifants Coast in the South West.

The Okavango Delta is located in the Kalahari Desert is the largest inland delta in the world covering an area of about 150,000 sq km. The delta is fashioned in the region where the Okavango River empties onto the marsh in the Kalahari Desert.