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uKahlamba Drakensberg Park Vacations
Also called uKhahlamba, the Drakensberg national parkstretches over almost 240,000 hectares, bridging the borders of Lesotho and South Africa, and matching the mountain range from which it derives its name. Its classed as a world heritage site by Unesco.
Visit uKahlamba Drakensberg Park
- Unesco World Heritage
- Nature, Adventure & Sport
- Mountain
uKahlamba Drakensberg Park: How to get there?
From South Africa or from Lesotho, by hiking trails
uKahlamba Drakensberg Park: See when to go ?
In summer
uKahlamba Drakensberg Park: For how long?
3 to 5 days
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uKahlamba Drakensberg Park: What to see nearby?
What our travelers think of their stay
Also called uKhahlamba, the Drakensberg national parkstretches over almost 240,000 hectares, bridging the borders of Lesotho and South Africa, and matching the mountain range from which it derives its name. Its classed as a world heritage site by Unesco.
My suggestion
Avoid the rainy season (in summer) and winter (because of the snows), and remember to bring hiking equipment to the top of the mountain, so you can spend a few days hiking.
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