Flowing along the eastern edge of the Okavango Delta in northern Botswana, the Khwai River forms a clear boundary between Moremi Game Reserve and the Khwai Community Concession. Its permanent water supports wildlife throughout the year, sustaining mopane woodland, open floodplains and seasonal lagoons that shift with the annual rise and fall of the delta. Elephants move steadily between feeding grounds, while lechwe and buffalo graze along the banks under the watch of lion and African wild dog. Hippos rest in deeper channels by day and stir towards evening, and fish eagles perch in riverine trees. Visitors explore by 4x4, mokoro canoe and guided walks, gaining close, grounded encounters with the landscape and its wildlife.