Etosha National Park is one of the largest national parks in Africa located in northwestern Namibia. The national park is the foremost wildlife sanctuary of the region and gateway to Northern Namibia. The unique landscape of the region is the highlight of the national park consisting of a huge salt pan, water holes, and a variety of wildlife from elephants, leopards to springbok and hyena. The sprawling salt pan, the most distinctive feature of the park was formed millions of years ago and covers over 4000 square kilometers. The Okaukuejo waterhole is the perfect place to spot the elusive black rhino while the majestic lion can be seen at Okondeka waterhole.