Thirty kilometres from the entrance of the Nxai Pan National Park, Baines’ Baobabs are a must-see highlight for any visitor travelling to this area of Botswana.
Seven huge, gnarled baobab trees, named after the 19th-century explorer Thomas Baines, artist, naturalist and cartographer, are s sited on a promontory overlooking and surrounded by the white, crusty Kudiakam Pan.
Baines’ diaries, sketches, drawings and paintings provide us with fascinating first-hand documentation decisive in the history of Southern Africa.
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