The river that crosses the park, Tarangire, gives the park its name. During the dry season, the river serves as the main water source for the mammals and birds that reside there. Tarangire is often a brief pit stop for travelers heading to the Serengeti or Ngorongoro Crater, but we believe it merits a visit on its own.
The area’s topography is perfect for observing wildlife, especially for those who have brought binoculars. Along with the Big Five, you can anticipate seeing herds of up to 300 elephants in addition to large numbers of zebra, buffalo, and impala. Rockhopper Africa Safaris advises visiting during the dry season when animals congregate in the lake to seek shade and water during the sweltering heat.
The Tarangire National Park is a must-see destination due to its wide variety of wildlife and breathtaking vistas of the Masai Steppe and mountains in the south. Have you felt motivated to travel to East Africa? Get in contact with our staff at Rockhopper Safaris so they can assist you in creating the ideal private safari that includes a stay at Tarangire.
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