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Northern Tuli

Botswana Central District Private Game Reserve

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About Northern Tuli

The Northern Tuli is a Private Game Reserve in Botswana in the provinces of Central District. The park was established on 01.01.1964 and covers an area of 0.72 km². The Northern Tuli offers the possibility of self-drive safaris.

The reserve is located at the far eastern tip of Botswana at the confluence of the Limpopo and Shashe rivers, between the borders with Zimbabwe and South Africa. It comprises several private areas, including the Mashatu Game Reserve and Tuli Safari Lodge. In addition to the usual game drives and walking safaris, horseback riding, mountain biking and ballooning are also offered.

General information

Biodiversity	Sighting conditions
Very high	Okay

48Mammals
350Bird species

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Official Name

Northern Tuli

Provinces

Central District

Area

0.72 km²

Foundation

1964-01-01

Vegetation

No information

Habitats

Wetland,Woodland,Swamp

Big Five-reserves

Self-drive-reserve

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Landscape

The main habitat of the Northern Tuli is the Wetland.

Tuli is situated in a semi-arid region with a variety of landscapes, including riverine forest along the riverbanks, sandstone hills, dry riverbeds (depending on the season), massive rock formations, swampland and mopane forest. A well-known landmark is Solomon's Wall, a 30 m high basalt dam.

Entrance gate

Name	Location
Entrance	East

General information

Biodiversity	Sighting conditions
Very high	Okay

48Mammals
350Bird species

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The best travel time for Northern Tuli

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Weather and climate

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Best tavel time

May (Beginning) - September (End)

Dry time

May (Beginning) - September (End)

Climate

chilly-warm

Tavel time

November (Beginning) - April (End)

Climate

warm-hot

High season

July (Beginning) - December (End)

Low season

July (Beginning) - December (End)

No information

The climate in Northern Tuli is warm. The rainy season takes place from Beginning November to End April The dry season first extended over the months from Beginning May to End September inclusive. The best time to tour is Beginning May End September.

The northern Tuli Reserve is characterised by a mild, dry winter (May to September) and a hot, humid summer (October to April). Rainfall is low and unpredictable and is almost exclusively confined to the summer months from October to April. Warm clothing is a must for early morning game drives in winter, when it can get very chilly.

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Top animal species

The Northern Tuli is home to 48 mammals such as Aadvark, Aardwolf, African civet, African wild cat, African Wild Dog as well as 350 bird species, 0 reptile species, 0 fish species and 0 amphibian species. The Northern Tuli provides Very high conditions for wildlife viewing.

Aadvark

Aardwolf

African civet

African wild cat

African Wild Dog

Cheetah

Common eland

Big Five

Elephant

Genet

Giraffe

Hippopotamus

Big Five

Leopard

Big Five

Lion

Spotted hyena

Wildebeest

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