Tarangire National Park
Famous of It’s “Crowded Herds of Elephants” & “Huge Baobab Trees”
- 2850 km²
- Tarangire River Passes Inside the National Park, that it Is the Only Source of Water in the Region.
- One of the Most Important Bird Watching Destinations in the world.
- The Habitat is Very Diverse
- Grassy Plains – Acacia Woodlands – Dry Savannah Plains – Reeds…
- 10% of the Park Consists of Swamps.
- All the Animals are Available, Except Rhino
To Observe Large Mammals: From June to October
One of the Very Rare Protected Conservation Area, that Allows for a Walking Safari
[Bird Watching]
Hosts About 550 Bird Types
To Observe Birds: From June to October
Especially To Observe Migratory Birds: November to April
[Baobab Trees]
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- Some of the huge Baobab Trees are said to be About 1000 Years Old!!
- [Diameters Reaching about to 11 Meters] – [Lengths Reaching about to 30 Meters]
- One of the Iconic Symbols of Africa and Provides Shelter and Food for even Large or Small Animals
- Baobab Trees are Excellent Hiding Places for Poachers
- Baobab Trees are Perfect for Leopards to Lifting their Hunts, Not To Be Reached for Predatory Hyenas
[African Elephants]
- Herbivores
- Live in Herds
- Have Complex Social Structures
- One of the Largest Land Animals
Tarangire National Park
- In Dry Season; Animals Come in the River’s Edge
- Lions usually Lye around Swamps to Ambush their Hunts
- The Spot is On the Route, of “The Great Migration”, that the Herd Passes Through.
The Great Migration
Every year, Millions of “Wildebeests”, followed by “Zebras” get Circular Journey Between Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park and Kenya’s Masai Mara National Reserve.
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- Is one of the world’s “Greatest Wildlife Shows”.
- Is Considered a “Natural World Heritage”.
- Observing this Spectacular Migration is considered: “A Unique – Magnificent Show of Nature.”
- Many Documentary Makers and Photographers come to the spot especially this period.
