Entrepreneur revives ancient Okavango trail

Monday, April 28, 2014

Histrokavango will offer tourists adventure mekoro trips.

MAUN: Okavango panhandle-based Histrokavango Safaris, has revived an ancient river passage from Seronga village to Maun.

Recently, the wholly citizen-owned safari outfit announced that it has begun offering tourists adventure mekoro trips on the corridor which was historically navigated by Okavango communities to connect Seronga and Maun by river.

The corridor was an important trade route connecting villages on the other side of the Okavango Delta to Maun, but lost its popularity with the introduction of road and air transportation.

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Entrepreneur revives ancient Okavango trail

MAUN: Okavango panhandle-based Histrokavango Safaris, has revived an ancient river passage from Seronga village to Maun.

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