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Dust churns as the powerful African elephants lock tusks in their battle for supremacy, stealthy predators anxiously scan the surrounding bush for their habitual feast. In this land of wonderment , only the toughest and most cunning creature survives. Enter the kingdom of Mapungubwe National Park and marvel at the endangered vegetation in this botanical reserve.
The diverse foliage, giant regal baobab and mashatu trees, riverine forests and allied plains provide a fascinating assortment of habitat to accommodate an array of wildlife such as Africa’s Big Five, the African elephant, lion, leopard, White and Black Rhino and Buffalo, amongst hundreds of other species as well as abundant bird-life including the rare Pel's Fishing Owl.
Tshugulu Lodge is found in a neighborhood where the large and dangerous like to roam and unguided walking is not permitted although guests occupying this luxury lodge have exclusive use of a 40km eco-trail, suitable only for 4x4’s. Tshugulu Lodge sleeps 14 people and must be booked completely by a single group, thus making it the ideal spot for intimate groups of people who enjoy gathering around the campfire to relive the days wildlife encounters.
Accommodation at Tshugulu Lodge provides fourteen beds in seven bedrooms cooled by air-conditioning - five in the main building and two bedrooms with their own kitchenette a short distance away, perfect for those who value a little more privacy. The lodge also offers a refreshing swimming pool for those that want to cool off.
Tshugulu Bush Lodge
3 en-suite bedrooms each with 2 single beds
3 en-suite bedrooms each with a double bed
AC and a fully Equipped kitchen.
Tshugulu Lodge offers the following activities:
• Guided tours to the archaeological and cultural sites
• Heritage Tour (2-3 hours)
• Morning Drive (3 hours)
• Sunset Drive (3 hours)
• Night Drive (2-3 hours)
• Tree Top Walk (3 hours)
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