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National park of Namibia
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Nkasa Lupala National Park (also Nkasa Lupala National Park, formerly Mamili National Park) is a 320-km² park in Namibia. Mamili is a stunning swampland which, due to its often inaccessible nature, has remained cut off from the human population of the area for many years. As a wilderness experience, it has few equals and although it does not hold the diversity of game that Bwabwata holds, if you get to the park at the right time (usually at the end of the dry season), it can be fantastic.
The park is about an hour south of Mudumu. To access Nkasa Rupara National Park turn off the B8 Trans-Caprivi Highway, onto the D3511 after the Kongola Bridge.
Read in the guideAt least two all-wheel drive vehicles are needed as the terrain can be muddy and waterlogged.
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