Mupa National Park, situated in the Cunene province, is a sprawling expanse of 6600 square kilometers, home to a diverse range of wildlife and fauna. Established as a reserve in 1938, its mission was the conservation of the unique Giraffa Camelopardalis angolensis, a subspecies of giraffe. In 1964, it elevated its status to a National Park, further strengthening its commitment to preservation. The park hosts an array of species such as giraffes, hyenas, leopards, lions, elephants, and zebras, offering an immersive experience in nature's grandeur. Remarkably, it also serves as a home to approximately 18,000 people, whose primary occupations are cattle breeding and agriculture, showcasing a harmonious blend of human and wildlife coexistence.
Realmente é um potencial Agroecológico por explorar
Jacob Paulo
4
Reviewed: 2018-04-30
It's a very good place to recommend specially for people who loves traveling , at this National park you will see many wild animals that are protected by the Government and you can visit this place in Angola any time you like.
jonnathan davis Quesada Blanco
5
Reviewed: 2018-03-02
Hello, good evening, national park, da mupa, here I am Jonnathan davis, send me your names and numbers by m.s.j ok gallada and stop right now, atte me Jonnathan davis I'll change and leave