International Cheetah Day: 6 best places for cheetah safari

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Published on Dec 03, 2022 07:06 pm IST

If you have been dreaming of encountering wild cheetahs in their natural habitat, then check out these best places for a cheetah safari.

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International Cheetah Day: Cheetah safari is the ideal opportunity to see cheetahs if you have always been interested in them but haven't seen them in the wild. Cheetahs are among the fastest cats in the world and can travel up to 50 mph. If you have been dreaming of encountering wild cheetahs in their natural habitat, then check out these best places for a cheetah safari.(Unsplash) expand-icon View Photos in a new improved layout
Published on Dec 03, 2022 07:06 pm IST

International Cheetah Day: Cheetah safari is the ideal opportunity to see cheetahs if you have always been interested in them but haven't seen them in the wild. Cheetahs are among the fastest cats in the world and can travel up to 50 mph. If you have been dreaming of encountering wild cheetahs in their natural habitat, then check out these best places for a cheetah safari.(Unsplash)

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Serengeti National Park, Tanzania: It is one of the best places to see cheetahs. With its wide open grassy plains and variety of prey animals, this is unquestionably the ideal cheetah habitat. Cheetahs can be found here all year round, but the best time to see them is from December to March.(Unsplash) expand-icon View Photos in a new improved layout
Published on Dec 03, 2022 07:06 pm IST

Serengeti National Park, Tanzania: It is one of the best places to see cheetahs. With its wide open grassy plains and variety of prey animals, this is unquestionably the ideal cheetah habitat. Cheetahs can be found here all year round, but the best time to see them is from December to March.(Unsplash)

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Masai Mara National Park, Kenya: One of the largest cheetah densities in Africa can be found in Masai Mara National Park. It also has one of the greatest tourist populations, therefore, many animals, including the cheetah, are less cautious of cars. In some situations, the cheetahs are so accustomed to the cars that they utilise them as a high ground to climb up and have a nice view of the green plains. (Unsplash) expand-icon View Photos in a new improved layout
Published on Dec 03, 2022 07:06 pm IST

Masai Mara National Park, Kenya: One of the largest cheetah densities in Africa can be found in Masai Mara National Park. It also has one of the greatest tourist populations, therefore, many animals, including the cheetah, are less cautious of cars. In some situations, the cheetahs are so accustomed to the cars that they utilise them as a high ground to climb up and have a nice view of the green plains. (Unsplash)

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Central Kalahari Game Reserve, Botswana: The Central Kalahari is made up of a combination of grassy plains and basins which are ideal hunting grounds for cheetahs. Due to less number of predators, it is home to a healthy cheetah population. The months of March through July are ideal for visiting the Central Kalahari Game Reserve.(istockphoto) expand-icon View Photos in a new improved layout
Published on Dec 03, 2022 07:06 pm IST

Central Kalahari Game Reserve, Botswana: The Central Kalahari is made up of a combination of grassy plains and basins which are ideal hunting grounds for cheetahs. Due to less number of predators, it is home to a healthy cheetah population. The months of March through July are ideal for visiting the Central Kalahari Game Reserve.(istockphoto)

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Etosha National Park, Namibia: Etosha is Namibia's largest repository of cheetahs because of its arid wide grasslands, which sustain a healthy population of these speedsters. The winter months from April onwards are the best time to see cheetahs in Namibia.(Unsplash) expand-icon View Photos in a new improved layout
Published on Dec 03, 2022 07:06 pm IST

Etosha National Park, Namibia: Etosha is Namibia's largest repository of cheetahs because of its arid wide grasslands, which sustain a healthy population of these speedsters. The winter months from April onwards are the best time to see cheetahs in Namibia.(Unsplash)

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Kruger National Park, South Africa: Kruger Park has a robust population of all kinds of wildlife including big cats. The current cheetah population in the park is around 200, making your chances of seeing them decent. The private reserves around the park are also top-notch for cheetah sightings.(Unsplash) expand-icon View Photos in a new improved layout
Published on Dec 03, 2022 07:06 pm IST

Kruger National Park, South Africa: Kruger Park has a robust population of all kinds of wildlife including big cats. The current cheetah population in the park is around 200, making your chances of seeing them decent. The private reserves around the park are also top-notch for cheetah sightings.(Unsplash)

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Kafue National Park, Zambia: The largest national park in Zambia is Kafue National Park. Cheetahs are present throughout the Park, although they thrive in Zambia's northern Busanga Plains region. Several lion's pride, cheetahs, and the elusive leopard can be spotted here. (pexels) expand-icon View Photos in a new improved layout
Published on Dec 03, 2022 07:06 pm IST

Kafue National Park, Zambia: The largest national park in Zambia is Kafue National Park. Cheetahs are present throughout the Park, although they thrive in Zambia's northern Busanga Plains region. Several lion's pride, cheetahs, and the elusive leopard can be spotted here. (pexels)

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