Amani Nature Forest Reserve: A Hidden Gem of Biodiversity in Tanzania Nestled in the lush hills of northeastern Tanzania, the Amani Nature Forest Reserve is one of the country’s best-kept…

Katavi National Park Katavi National Park, located in southwestern Tanzania's Katavi Region, is the third-largest national park in the country. It encompasses the Katuma River, Lake Chada floodplains, and seasonal…

Usambara Mountains: Tanzania’s Hidden Gem Tucked away in the northeastern corner of Tanzania, the Usambara Mountains are one of the country’s most beautiful yet lesser-known treasures. With breathtaking landscapes, rich…

Mkomazi National Park: Tanzania’s Hidden Gem of Wilderness Nestled in northern Tanzania, Mkomazi National Park offers a unique safari experience for travelers seeking tranquility, spectacular landscapes, and rare wildlife. Positioned…

Lake Tanganyika Lake Tanganyika, the second largest in eastern Africa, borders Tanzania and the Congo, flowing into the Lulaaba River. The Mahale Mountains and Lulaaba River share a unique ecosystem.…

Gombe Stream National Park: A Chimpanzee Trekker’s Paradise Nestled along the shores of Lake Tanganyika in western Tanzania, Gombe Stream National Park is a small yet iconic park renowned for…

Lake Manyara National Park Lake Manyara National Park is commonly known as the land of the tree climbing lions a rare species found in Tanzania, Uganda and South Africa. The park derives…

Tarangire National Park Tarangire National park is popularly known as the place where the great elephant migration happens in all the Safari parks for Africa. The park lays in the safari route…

Mount Kilimanjaro National Park In northern Tanzania’s rolling hills and plateaus lie the snow-caped peaks of Mt. Kilimanjaro and The  Mount Kilimanjaro National Park. With slopes and glaciers sparkling above…

Serengeti National Park The place where the specular movement in the world happens where wildebeest, zebras, and antelopes struggle for their lives against the predators of the Mara River as they…