1.3K views · 24 reactions | Wildebeest and zebra in Mapungubwe National Park. #twigatravelafrica #mapungubwe #wildanimals #africanimals #wildlife_seekers #instawildlife #africanaute #africanwildlife #wildebeest #photosafari | Twiga Travel Africa | Facebook

10K views · 317 reactions | Mapungubwe National Park and World Heritage Site is the ideal location for anyone interested in wildlife and birds, to those in search of serenity, identity and the extraordinary history of this Park... | South African National Parks | Facebook

19K views · 13 reactions | If you’re looking for a hidden Gem Mapungubwe national park is a great place for a Safari experience. The elephants come and drink from this pool at night  Video by @craighowes and @gophari Www.africansafarimag.com #limpopo #southafrica #africansafarimag @go_limpopo | African Safari Mag | Facebook

Mapungubwe has the entire rich history right here in South Africa. The first African Kingdom. You can visit anytime as it is protected inside the Mapungubwe National Park. If you have questions contact us at [email protected] #Sanparks | The Real South Africa

The Mapungubwe National Park and World Heritage Site represents Africa’s rich cultural and spiritual history. Bordering Zimbabwe and Botswana on the Limpopo river, it offers heritage tours and unique walking adventures. Join us on this leg of the #LiveYourWild Road Trip with Total South Africa. South Africans can gain free entry into this significant Park during #SANationalParksWeek from 10 - 14 September 2018. T&C's apply. Watch the full episode on the Cars.co.za YouTube channel: https://bit.ly

A blend of the beauty of nature with the rich tapestry of human history. A national park where visitors experience a profound connection to our cultural past and the surrounding nature. Historic, scenic, diverse. This is Mapungubwe National Park. #MapungubweNationalPark #LiveYourWild #SANParks #WildBackyard | South African National Parks

3.4K views · 42 reactions | Repose in the shaded areas beneath the majestic and ancient baobab trees in Mapungubwe National Park. These trees have a naturally calming and awe-inspiring presence to them. #MapungubweNationalPark #LiveYourWild #SANParks #WildBackyard | South African National Parks | Facebook