Tarangire National Park
Tarangire National Park is famous for elephants. The gentle giants of the savannah can be seen cooling in the shade of ancient baobabs or wading in swampy areas, usually in family groups, with an elephant calf or two hiding in its mother’s thick legs.
The park is also home to large carnivores: lions and cheetahs may be spotted lazing in the shade, a leopard spied high in a tree, and hyenas slinking through the tall grass. Here you will also find giraffes, zebras, Thomson's gazelles, mongooses and even rare gerenuks for a full wildlife experience.
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Interesting Facts about Tarangire National Park
From July to October, the dry season, Tarangire National Park is teeming with animals as wildlife, including large elephant herds, do not stray far from the river bed. Elephants need between 100 and 300 litres of water a day to survive and the holes they dig in the sands of the river are the only source for hundreds of miles of kilometres around.
These holes attract other animals, who drink the water after the elephants have had their fill. If all the herbivores are in Tarangire, the great lions and leopards will soon follow to get their dinner, as well.
Tarangire National Park also provides great opportunities for birdwatching: being the nesting grounds for a large number of bird species. The largest flying bird in the world, the Kori Bustard is often spotted here. Hornbills, the yellow-collared Lovebird as also endemic to the area.
There are options for night safaris and short walking safaris for travellers who wish to spend a few days in Tarangire National Park.
Tarangire National Park Photography
Tanzania Safari Tours through Tarangire National Park
Tour "Kudu" Six-day safari in Tarangire, Lake Manyara, Ngorongoro and Serengeti National Parks

6-day safari
+ 2 days in a hotel
Kudu
SIX-DAY SAFARI IN TARANGIRE, LAKE MANYARA, NGORONGORO AND SERENGETI NATIONAL PARKS
This is a rich program that takes 6 days and includes a visit of all the most popular national parks in northern Tanzania.
Tour "Steenbok" Visit Tarangire National Park, Lake Manyara and Ngorongoro Crater on this exciting safari

3-day safari
+ 2 days in a hotel
Steenbok
3-DAY SAFARI IN TARANGIRE, LAKE MANYARA AND NGORONGORO NATIONAL PARKS
This is a 3-day safari tour in the nearest national parks of Tanzania which includes absolutely dissimilar nature reserves.
Tour "Oribi" Tour Tarangire National Park, Lake Eyasi and Ngorongoro

3-day safari
+ 2 days in a hotel
Oribi
TARANGIRE, LAKE EYASI & NGORONGORO SAFARI
This safri tour will allow you to get acquainted with two authentic tribes of Africa - Hadzabe and Datooga.
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