The Kruger National Park is one of the most highly acclaimed national parks in the world.
Its expanse is breathtaking: covering nearly 8000 sq miles of savanna, woodlands, riverine forest and mountain ranges.
490 Species of birds, 147 mammal species, 94 different reptile species, 33 types of amphibians calls Kruger Park their home.
The Mac-Mac Waterfall near the town of Graskop in South Africa.
The name Mac-Mac jokingly refers to the many Scottish diggers who lived in the gold mining camp near Graskop.
Burchell's Zebras spotted close to Satara Restcamp in the World famous Kruger National Park.
Habitat: Open, grassy plains or lightly-wooded bushveld, near water.
The Modjadji Cycad Reserve is home to the biggest concentration of the rare endemic cycad Transvenosus Encephalartos in the world.
Modjadji Cycad Forest
A unique 305ha forest of cycads, erroneosly known as Modjadji palms (Modjadji the rain queen of the Lebedu people of South Africa) grows in a area just north east of Duiwelskloof.
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This Long-crested Eagle was spotted near Sabie (Panorama Route South Africa)
The Kruger National Park is one of the most highly acclaimed national parks in the world. 
