Camping in Dinokeng Game Reserve | Big Five Safari

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Playlist :

0:00 Intro
02:04 Wilderness gate (Zebra, Giraffe, Ostrich)
03:15 Bushbabies lodge camp site tour
05:26 baking beer bread/ How to bake bread
07:27 Making mushroom side dish on charcoal
11:08 Camp breakfast
12:34 Self drive Safari (Giraffe, Eland, Impala, Waterbuck, Wildebeest, Southern Tree Agama, Kudu, Steenbok, Warthog, Bushbuck)
14:39 4X4 Trail
15:45 Picnic site
16:39 Mongena game lodge
17:44 Larry's dam

Dinokeng started through strategic initiatives of Gauteng Provincial Government and the efforts of enthusiastic more than 170 landowners. Together they developed the concept that eco-tourism could become the source for upliftment of rural communities through sustainable employment. Situated within the boundaries of a large metropolis the Dinokeng Game Reserve has the potential to become a model for future conservation where people and wild animals live in harmony.

The name of the Dinokeng Game Reserve is derived from the languages of the baTswana and baPedi people who traditionally inhabited the area. Meaning “a place of rivers”, Dinokeng lies in the catchment area of two rivers that flow into the Olifants and Limpopo rivers and on to the Indian Ocean.

The name of the Dinokeng Game Reserve (DGR) is derived from the languages of the baTswana and baPedi people who traditionally inhabited the area. Meaning “a place of rivers”, Dinokeng lies in the catchment area of two rivers that flow into the Olifants and Limpopo rivers and on to the Indian Ocean.

D’Nokasi Crafters is a collective of creative entrepreneurs from Dinokeng. It sells artwork, home decor items and accessories, specialising in pottery, fabric and wire. D’Nokasi Crafters is supported by the Dinokeng Game Reserve, which provides the infrastructure for store and workshops. It is situated just outside the Dinokeng Game Reserve’s Tau Gate, and its locally produced, handmade craftwork is popular among visitors and locals. The items sold at the store are created in a workshop on the same premises as the store. The artists at the workshop also conduct training sessions and upskill community members in activities such as sewing and beadwork, among other things.

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