Unique Places to Visit & Things to do in Tanzania
Tanzania is a major tourist destination with a great number of tourist attractions. Tanzania is home to several national parks, game reserves and also home to Mountain Kilimanjaro, the highest free-standing mountain in the world. Most of the wildlife attractions with a variety of animal life including ‘The Big five’ are located in the northern part of the country. Some of these include; Serengeti National Park, the most popular park in the country, Lake Manyara National Park, Tarangire National Park. The northern side also has the Ngorongoro conservation area and Olduvai Gorge. The western part of Tanzania is home to Mahale National Park, Katavi National Park, and so many other attractions.-
Serengeti National Park
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Ngorongoro Crater
Some of the activities to do on a safari in Ngorongoro.
An interesting fact about the reserve is it allows human habitation where the indigenous Masaai people are allowed to graze at the crater especially during the dry season. Therefore, on the remarkable safari tourists come across the local Masaai people. Ngorongoro conservation area is a habitat for a variety of wildlife species like the big five and other animals including; warthogs, zebras, cheetahs, gazelles, and wildebeests. A wide range of birdlife; yellow wagtails, saddle bill storks, flamingos, crowned cranes, white storks can be spotted on a game drive or on a guided nature walk. The best wildlife viewing time recommended is during the dry season from December to March and June to September. A photographic safari to capture beautiful sights of animals, birds, the Masaai tribesmen, and also the irresistible scenic savannah vegetation. Ngorongoro hosts Olduvai Gorge an archaeological site with a museum that showcases fossils of extinct animals and it is also well known as a discovery site for the first human remains. Hot air ballooning is an adventurous means to tour the crater and other areas within the conservation. It gives a magnificent view of the crater and the migration of the wildebeest. A visit to the bushmen in the remote areas of the park. Unlike some of the Masaai people who have taken up the western ways, the bushmen remain ancient and live off hunting and gathering. A visit to their homes allows the visitor to learn and discover their culture and ways of living. Picnics in the wilderness next to grazing wild game.-
Lake Manyara National Park
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Mount Kilimanjaro
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Zanzibar Island Tours