Tarangire National Park, located south of Lake Manyara in northern Tanzania, is a very stunning destination known for its baobabs, grassy plains, and impressive elephant herds. Situated conveniently close to Arusha, the park has one of the world’s largest elephant concentrations along with giraffes, zebras, warthogs, impalas, wildebeest, and more. Big cats, such as lions […]
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Tarangire National Park, located south of Lake Manyara in northern Tanzania, is a very stunning destination known for its baobabs, grassy plains, and impressive elephant herds. Situated conveniently close to Arusha, the park has one of the world’s largest elephant concentrations along with giraffes, zebras, warthogs, impalas, wildebeest, and more. Big cats, such as lions
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Ngorongoro Crater is an ancient volcanic caldera that now serves as a stunning conservation area. As the world’s largest unbroken and extinct caldera, it teems with around 30,000 animals, including elephants, hyenas, lions, hippos, and flamingos. The Crater is closely linked to significant archaeological sites like the Olduvai Gorge Home to around 300 of Africa’s
The Serengeti is far more than just the backdrop for the Great Migration. There are many places on Earth that will leave you in awe but few leave a mark like the Serengeti National Park. The park which is located in the northern Tanzania, bordering Kenya and the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, covers over 5,700 square
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