Национальный парк Моле: спланируйте поездку
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Почему стоит поехать: Mole National Park?

Mole National Park is Ghana's largest wildlife reserve, a wide stretch of Guinea savannah woodland in the Savannah Region of the north, close to the town of Damongo and a few hours' drive west of Tamale. It is one of the most affordable and accessible places in West Africa to see elephants in the wild, and the park is known for herds that come to drink at the watering holes below the park lodge.

The classic way to explore is on a guided walking safari with an armed ranger, which can bring you surprisingly close to elephants, antelopes such as kob, bushbuck and waterbuck, warthogs and troops of baboons. Jeep safaris cover more ground, and the lodge terrace overlooking the water is one of the best viewpoints in the park. Just outside the entrance, the village of Larabanga is home to the Larabanga Mosque, a small whitewashed mud-and-timber mosque in the Sudano-Sahelian style that is considered one of the oldest in West Africa. Nearby, the Mognori Eco-Village offers canoe trips on the Mole River and an introduction to local village life. The dry season, from about December to April, is the best time to visit, when the grass is low and animals gather around the remaining water.

Спланируйте поездку с Tony AI: Mole National Park

Tony AI составляет персональные маршруты по дням с учётом бюджета, стиля и интересов. Никаких часов поиска — идеальный план за секунды: Mole National Park.