Wildlife safari in Ngorongoro
Wildlife safaris in Ngorongoro involve searching for the different wildlife species around the Ngorongoro conservation area which is located in the northern part of Tanzania. The Ngorongoro conservation area is home to around 20,000 different types of wildlife. Game drives are conducted along the crater floor while on a safari around Ngorongoro to look for various animal species. The Ngorongoro crater, which was created more than 3 million years ago as a result of volcanic activity, is also the biggest inactive caldera in the world. There is a lot to see around the Ngorongoro conservation area, such as different terrains, a wide range of wildlife species, archaeological sites, and the Maasai, who can be seen while on tours of the area. Ngorongoro is a UNESCO world heritage site which is also referred to as the Garden of Eden because of its beautiful scenery and is among the popular wildlife viewing destinations of Tanzania and a natural wonder. The grasslands, nearby mountains, acacia forests, and wetlands make up the Ngorongoro conservation area. Around Ngorongoro, there are also marshes and highland forests.
Attractions around Ngorongoro conservation area
Attractions around Ngorongoro conservation area include the Ol duvai gorge, the Gol mountains, Lake Ndutu among others where safaris can be done when visiting this part of Tanzania. The Gol mountains are found in the north western part of Ngorongoro. The Ol duvai gorge is an archaeological site which is also referred to as the “cradle of mankind” and other places to visit around Ngorongoro conservation area include the Empakaai crater, Ol donyo lengai, the Olmoti crater, Lake Magadi among others.’