Hambukushu Tribe of Botswana

The Hambukushu shared many of the hardships of the Bayei and were driven westwards from southern Zambia to the main Okavango River where they tilled the land along its banks. The last major influx of Hambukushu arrived from southern Angola as refugees during the Angolan civil war of the 1970s. They settled in the Etsha region along the western fringe of the Okavango and are regarded as master basket weavers.

Lodges and Camps in Botswana: Audi Camp - Camp Moremi -Camp Okuti - Camp Okavango - Chitabe Camp - Chobe Game Lodge - Chobe Marina Lodge - Deception Valley Lodge - Delta Safari Camp - Elephant Camp Victoria Falls - Footsteps Camp - Gunn's Camp - Kubu Safari Lodge - Kwara Camp Okavango Delta - Leroo-la-Tau - Little Mombo Camp - Mariolina's Victoria Falls - Mapula Lodge - Mombo Safari Camp - Motsentsela Tree Lodge - Nxabega Okavango Safari Camp - Pom Pom Camp - Sandibe Safari Lodge - Savute Safari Lodge - Savuti Camp - Tsaro Elephant Lodge - Xugana Lodge

Botswana Destinations: Chobe National Park - Kalahari - Khwai - Makgadikgadi Pans - Maun - Moremi Game Reserve - Nogatsaa/Tchinga - Nxai Pan - Okavango Delta - Savute - Tsodilo hills - Xakanaxa

Zimbabwe Destinations: Victoria Falls

Animals/Birds of Botswana: African Wild Dog - African Crocodile - African Elephant - Bat-Eared-Fox - Brown Hyena - Buffalo - Chameleon - Cheetah - Cormorant - Fish Eagle - Genet - Giraffe - Grey Lourie - Hartebeest - Hippo - Impala - Jackal - Kori Bustard - Kingfisher - Leopard - Lion - Oryx - Ostrich - Red Lechwe - Roan Antelope - Sable Antelope - Saddlebilled stork - Sitatunga - Slender Mongoose - Spotted Hyena - Springbok - Squirrel - Surikate - Warthog - Wildebeest - Zebra