Limpopo National Park
A national park within a transfrontier conservation area connecting three parks in three countries. Limpopo National Park covers 1,123,316 hectares in Mozambique.
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Three parks, one transfrontier area.
Limpopo National Park forms part of the Great Limpopo Trans Frontier Park, or GLTP.
The transfrontier park consists of Kruger National Park in South Africa, Gonarezhou National Park in Zimbabwe and Parque Nacional do Limpopo in Mozambique.
Parque Nacional do Limpopo was proclaimed in November 2001. It officially opened to the public in August 2005.
More than a million hectares in Mozambique.
Limpopo National Park covers 1,123,316 hectares.
The area was previously used as a hunting ground. The proclamation of Parque Nacional do Limpopo in November 2001 gave it a new status.
From hunting ground to national park.
The area was previously used as a hunting ground.
Parque Nacional do Limpopo was proclaimed in November 2001. In August 2005, the park officially opened to the public.
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Limpopo National Park
- Limpopo National Park is in Mozambique.
- The park forms part of the Great Limpopo Trans Frontier Park.
- The Great Limpopo Trans Frontier Park consists of three national parks.
- Kruger National Park is in South Africa.
- Gonarezhou National Park is in Zimbabwe.
- Parque Nacional do Limpopo is in Mozambique.
- Parque Nacional do Limpopo was proclaimed in November 2001.
- The park covers 1,123,316 hectares.
- The area was previously used as a hunting ground.
- The park officially opened to the public in August 2005.
