description Mole National Park Overview
Mole National Park is a protected wildlife area in northern Ghana, located in the savanna zone and known for populations of elephants, antelope, baboons, and other animals. The area was set aside as a game reserve in 1958 and became a national park in 1971. It is Ghana's largest national park and is an important destination for guided wildlife viewing and conservation activity.
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Where is Mole National Park?
Mole National Park is in northern Ghana's savanna zone. It is Ghana's largest national park.
What animals can visitors see at Mole National Park?
The park is known for elephants, antelope, baboons, and other savanna wildlife. Elephant viewing is one of Mole's best-known visitor experiences.
When did Mole become a national park?
The area was set aside as a game reserve in 1958 and became a national park in 1971. That history makes it one of Ghana's long-established protected areas.
What type of landscape does Mole National Park have?
Mole is a large savanna reserve rather than a tropical rainforest park. Its open grassland and woodland habitats support large mammals and primates.
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