Hwange is a huge park and the Southern part was for me the most diverse in terms of wildlife. Upon leaving Main Camp I drove North, towards Dete gate and Mtoa ruins. This is a remote part of the park where the roads are rugged and I didn't see any other car around. Now it was time to head to the deep South, and I was lucky to find that Mweka Pan campsite was available for one night. Camping by myself in front of the waterhole was an awesome experience. Like in Masuma, the elephants showed up right before sunset and were there for the whole night. I could hear a lion around the truck, saw a hyena drinking and enjoyed the company of a large group of baboons and guinea fowls. On my last day, I explored the Kennedy pans and Ngweshla pan and drove all the way to the southeast park border where large groups of elephants and buffaloes roamed while watched by several groups of lions. Leaving Hwange was sad but I had to move on. One thing I know: I will come back to Hwange in the near future.

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