Botswana
Botswana is a landlocked Southern African country renowned for its pristine wilderness, stable democracy, and high-value, low-impact tourism model. It offers some of the most exclusive and uncrowded safari experiences on the continent.
Cities & regions
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Francistown is Botswana's second-largest city, a crossroads town of around 92,500 people in the east of the country, sitting at the confluence of the Tati an…
Open guideGaborone is the capital and largest city of Botswana, sitting at around 1,000 metres elevation in the southeastern corner of the country, close to the South…
Open guideGhanzi (also spelled Gantsi) is a small ranching town in western Botswana, often called the Capital of the Kalahari or the Gateway to the Kalahari. It sits a…
Open guideKanye is a historic hilltop village in southern Botswana, about 83 km southwest of Gaborone, with a population of roughly 45,000-48,000 and the status of adm…
Open guideKasane is a small town on the banks of the Chobe River in the far northeast of Botswana, sitting at the crossroads of four African nations: Botswana, Namibia…
Open guideMolepolole is one of Botswana's largest traditional villages and the administrative capital of the Kweneng District, roughly 50 km west of Gaborone (about 45…
Open guideSelebi-Phikwe is a mining town in eastern Botswana, roughly 400 km from Gaborone, built in the 1970s around rich copper-nickel deposits. For four decades the…
Open guideSerowe is the Royal Village of Botswana, the traditional capital of the BaNgwato and the administrative capital of the Central District, which alone covers a…
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