TARANGIRE NATIONAL PARK

Get to know Tarangire National Park

Tarangire National Park in Tanzania spans 2,850 sq km and is known for its rich wildlife, including the Big Five, and cultural significance. Its landscape features plains, savannas, woodlands, and iconic baobab trees, with the Tarangire River sustaining life during the dry season. The park hosts over 80 large mammal species and 500 bird species, and is especially renowned for its massive elephant herds.

Food tables are prepared for visitors at Tanzania's national parks.

Animal found at Tarangire national Parks

In Tarangire, you will be able to encounter various animals. This park is home to one of the largest elephant populations in Africa, with several herds of up to 300 members each. And others are like:-

Lions
Leopards
Elephants
Buffaloes
Lions
500 Species Of Birds
Cheetahs
Hyenas
Zebras
Giraffes
Hippopotamus
Antelopes, Such As Impalas, Gazelles, And Elands.

Elephants roam the forests of Tanzania's national parks.

Activities and Attractions

Tarangire National Park offers diverse activities, including game drives, walking safaris, hot air balloon rides, bird watching, night drives, and cultural visits to Maasai villages. It's renowned for its large elephant population of over 300, the life-sustaining Tarangire River, and iconic baobab trees, which store water and support wildlife.

Zebras graze on grass in Tanzania's national parks.

The best time to Visit Tarangire National Park

The best time to visit Tarangire is during the dry season (June–October) when wildlife gathers at water sources and is easier to spot. The green season (November–May) offers lush scenery, abundant birdlife, fewer crowds, lower accommodation costs, and ideal photography conditions.

Stay at a standard lodge in Tanzania's national parks.

Accommodation at Tarangire National Park

Accommodation at Tarangire National Park are mainly lodges, tented camps and campsite. Lodges & camps at this area are falling into three categories of budget, mid-range & luxury