Hwange National Park is home to over 100 species of mammals, it is one the sanctuaries you will find the widest variety of mammals in the world. The Big Five are found in Hwange. You’ll come across lions, elephants, giraffes, leopard, buffaloes, antelopes, sables and many more. The national park is also home to Zimbabwe’s biggest population of the gemsbok.
Coloring the skies are also a number of bird species, a delight to those who love birdwatching. You will also come across a variety of reptiles, some of which live on the land, and some which are amphibious. 
Hwange is a place of great wildlife viewing. A couple of sites have viewing points, these include Ngweshla, Guvalala, and the popular Nyamandlovu, where platforms are built on stilts and visitors can get views of wildlife as they drink from waterholes. These are good spots for having sundowners too. A game drive here can be one of the best experiences to have in Hwange. Rangers will take you to places where you can get the best views. A 4×4 here is a must!
Wildlife can also be seen at waterholes, early morning, or at dawn as they take a drink. There are quite a lot of waterholes, some natural, and some man-made to create more sources of water as it can be dry in the park. Water is pumped from underground to ensure that wildlife has drinking water even during the dry season.