South Africa News (6) - Billingsburg Wildlife Park drove for nearly 3 hours, and at about 11 a.m., came to Billingsburg Wildlife Park, more than 180 kilometers away from Johannesburg, to buy

South Africa Sightings (6) – Fort Billings Wildlife Park

After driving for nearly 3 hours, at about 11 a.m., arrive at Billingsburg Wildlife Park, more than 180 kilometers away from Johannesburg, buy a ticket, and take a tour bus to enter the reserve. Adjacent to Botswana, it covers an area of 500 square kilometers, and because of its location on the border, it is paramilitary management, armed guards, heavily guarded inspections, and endless barbaric land, which makes people feel the excitement and impulse of exploration, curiosity, and voyeurism, and the mysterious atmosphere is born. November is South Africa's spring season, with abundant rainfall, abundant vegetation and lush greenery, which also attracts a large number of wildlife. The car slowly moved along the winding and rugged dirt road, and the first thing that caught my eye were a few elephants, striding heavily, unhurriedly and unobtrusively. Then there are antelopes, wild boars, bison, rhinos, wildebeests, zebras, giraffes, which are in pairs or in groups, and they have leisurely foraged, walked and played in their territory. There is a rest area in the middle, next to the pond, where a few hippos soak in the pond, showing only a gray-brown back, and various birds fly around, chirping birds one after another. Because he took the regular route, he could not go deep into the hinterland of the park, and he did not see the two grassland beasts, lions and cheetahs. Two and a half hours later, the tour bus drove out of the gate of the reserve.