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Manda National Park- Travel Tips
What to See, How to Plan & Tours- Natural Scenery
- 5 Reviews
Manda National Park, located in southern Chad near Sarh, spans over 113,000 hectares and borders the Chari River to the east and the Sarh-Ndjamena road to the southwest. Established as a faunal reserve in 1953 and designated a national park in 1965, it was originally created to protect species such as the giant eland, which, along with elephants, disappeared from the park by the late 1980s. Today, Manda hosts lions, African wild dogs, and other wildlife visible primarily during the dry season. Recognized as an Important Bird Area, the park supports diverse birdlife, including yellow penduline tits, Senegal eremomelas, and Gambaga flycatchers.
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Reviews of Manda National Park
Michael Nodjihiti - 4
This really is a lot of fun. Despite missing a lot of things But I like
Oladosu Ayomide - 5
Aerial view of the Manda National Park
Lubie Worki - 5
It's so cool that a bomb will explode
dan dunay - 5
I camped on the banks of the Chari River. The hippopotamus entertained us all night with their singing, laughing and general vocalizations. They were clearly the rulers of their watery domain. Away from the river, we encountered an amazing variety of wildlife. Of course, I had seen the likes of elephants and hippopotamus in the zoo, but here they were clearly in charge. Woe be unto anyone who got in their way.
Mahamat Malloum ABBA - 4
Park National reabilite
