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Best Time To Visit – Lengwe NP
Philip is a renowned Africa expert and author of many guidebooks to African destinations, including the Bradt guide to Malawi.
Philip is a renowned Africa expert and author of many guidebooks to African destinations, including the Bradt guide to Malawi.
Philip is a renowned Africa expert and author of the Bradt guidebook to Malawi.
Philip is the author of the Bradt guidebook to Malawi.
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July to October is the middle to the end of the Dry season, and these are the best wildlife viewing months. All water in the bush has dried out and animals congregate at the waterholes. October is, however, extremely hot and the heat is not for everyone.
Best Time
July to October (Dry bush, animals are easy to find)
High Season
July to October (The park never gets very busy)
Low Season
mid-November to May (Low season rates apply)
Best Weather
April to August (It is cooler and hardly ever rains)
Worst Weather
November to March (Hot and wet weather)
May to October –Dry Season
- Best wildlife viewing with animals found around waterholes
- It is sunny, and rarely rains
- Malaria risk is minimal
- Sky is very hazy and the bush looks parched
- October and November are unbearably hot
- Mornings are cold from May to August
November to April –Wet Season
- The scene is green and fresh
- Fewer tourists, and rates might be lower
- Best birding time as migratory species are present
- There are many newborn animals
- Wildlife viewing is better in the Dry season
- Very hot and humid
- Malaria is a bigger concern than in the Dry season
- Roads become bad, and sometimes impassable
- Park might close from mid-January until the end of May
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