Discover Africa, National Parks, Garamba National Park, Democratic Republic of Congo, 1938

Garamba National Park was formed in 1938 in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

It is home to the world's last wild population of the northern white rhinoceros.

The Park is also home to iconic African megafauna, such as elephants and giraffes.

The best time to visit is during the dry season from June to August.

There are several interesting places to visit in the park such as the Garamba River, the Mokoume Waterfall, and the Yenge Ruins.

The Park also contains several endangered animals, such as the Congo peacock and the African wild dog.

Garamba National Park is a unique and exciting destination for wildlife enthusiasts, offering a chance to observe some of the continent's most iconic species in their natural habitat.

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