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Home to over 85 species of mammals, 1075 species of birds, and the largest concentration of elephants in the world, there is no better place to head on an African Safari than Botswana. Uncover the most breathtaking National Parks on Earth as you encounter exotic animals and gorgeous scenery!
Botswana, home to some of Africa’s finest safari unconquered terrain, abundant wildlife and ancient culture. At every turn, from the expansive Okavango Delta to the arid Kalahari Desert, Botswana’s landscapes are so varied they can feel like you’re entering a new world with every sight. Whether it's elephants frolicking in the Chobe River,lets explore ancient rock art at Tsodilo Hills or floating through lily-covered lagoons in a mokoro canoe, Botswana has something to excite everybody.
With its strong conservation efforts and low-volume, high-quality tourism philosophy, each encounter feels intimate and special in Botswana. Botswana Tours by Indus Travels just provide you with the best experience that you could ask for.
Botswana is a year-round destination, but every season brings with it a very different experience.
The best time for safaris is normally during the dry season (May to October). There is very little rainfall, which results in vegetation being thinly dispersed, helping you to see animals easily that gather around water sources such as the Chobe River and channels of the Okavango Delta. Days are full of sunshine, but nights (especially in June and July when desert regions are surprisingly cold) might rapidly cool off. It’s perfect during this time if your number one priority is to see huge groups of elephants, lions, and other big game animals at close range.
In the wet season (November to March), summer rains drench the dry terrain, turning it into lush, verdant paradises. This results in the influx of migratory birds, making this a paradise for birdwatchers. The scenery is stunning, but traveling can be trickier with some dirt roads becoming muddy or flooded. On the plus side, lodges can be less crowded, prices may be lower, and you’ll see dramatic thunderstorms sweep across the savannah.
If you’re in search of a middle ground, try traveling to Botswana during the shoulder months (April or early November) for mild weather and less-crowded wildlife spotting.
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