The Central Kalahari Game Reserve (CKGR) is one of the largest protected wilderness areas in the world. Characterized by vast open plains, fossil riverbeds, and rolling sand dunes, the reserve embodies the rugged, untamed spirit of the Kalahari Desert. CKGR is home to a surprising diversity of wildlife, including iconic species such as lions (notably the black-maned Kalahari lions), cheetahs, giraffes, oryx, and springboks.
Beyond its ecological significance, the CKGR holds deep cultural importance as the ancestral homeland of the San (Bushmen) people, some of whom continue to practice traditional ways of life in and around the reserve. The reserve’s isolation offers visitors a uniquely raw safari experience, far removed from more developed wildlife destinations.
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