Tarangire National Park

Tarangire National Park, the sixth greatest national park in Tanzania lies between glades of the Massai Steppe and pools of the Great Rift Valley which is traverse by the Tarangire River.

Tarangire National Park gets its name from “Tarangire River”, which is the principle wellspring of water, which underpins the diverse vegetation and regular life. With the staggering mammoth baobab trees, the scene of Tarangire is one of a kind when contrasted with different parks in the nation.

Tarangire National Park with its amazing and fluctuated scene, touched with termite slopes and mysterious baobabs, is an incredible park to visit. Be that as it may, Tarangire is a standout amongst the least visited parks on the northern circuit. It is for the most part visited as a stopover while in travel toNgorongoro and the Serengeti.

After Serengeti, Tarangire has the most hoisted union of wildlife in the midst of the dry season in Tanzania offering amazing amusement seeing shot. It is acclaimed for its significant hordes of elephants, on occasion 3000 in numbers; it is similarly known for its tree climbing lions and python.

You can see a great deal of impalas, giraffes, dik-diks, warthogs, waterbucks, zebras, wildebeests, mongooses, mandrills and monkeys. African wild canine, kudu, oryx and gerenuk which are now and again found in the parks of the northern circuit can without a lot of a stretch be spotted here.

Tarangire has likewise a rich birdlife with more than 550 kinds of aviary fauna, making it a paradise for bird enthusiasts. The yellow-secured lovebirds, Kori bustards, stocking-thighed ostrich, and hornbills are a segment of the customarily observed fowls in Tarangire.