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The magic of Mana Pools National Park
NewsDay Staff ·

SET among fairy-tale forests along the shores of the Zambezi River, Mana Pools is a veritable feast for the senses; an emerald city of sparkling greens and blues in the rainy season, and a golden cathedral of warm dappled light during the dry months.
It’s an enchanting environment of pristine African wilderness that is just waiting to reconnect travellers to the natural world.
This 2 500km2 of untouched bush is one of the continent’s least visited but most loved national parks.
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