Travel Guide Parc National De Dinder

The most famous, the oldest (created in 1935) and most accessible to the north. It is located on the Ethiopian border. It will unfortunately take many years for a natural environment to be restored to the previously exceptional wealth.Stretching from the Environs border crossing to the Blue Nile province over 10 000 km, Dinder Park is in the image of Sudanese wildlife. It has suffered very badly from the fighting of civil war, intensive poaching and the state of abandonment in which it left authorities poorly aware of environmental problems until recently.Safari fans will no longer find Dinder large specimens of wild animals, such as rhino, elephants or even giraffes. Contrary to what may be said by locals, they have disappeared from the region for years. Lions would still be visible, however. But you will be entitled to monkeys, warthogs, ostriches and, above all, if you care, the many birds that still inhabit this savannah landscape.