Serengeti: The Land of Endless Wonders A Legacy of the Wild! Serengeti National Park, founded in 1951, is a sanctuary of raw
Mikumi National Park, covering 3,230 square kilometers, is the fourth-largest national park in Tanzania and part of the vast Selous ecosystem. Located along the Dar es Salaam–Zambia highway, it is one of the most accessible wildlife parks, making it a great safari destination for short trips.
Mikumi is home to elephants, lions, giraffes, zebras, and large herds of buffaloes. The Mkata Floodplain, often compared to the Serengeti, is a prime game-viewing area, while the Miombo woodlands provide shelter for rare species like sable antelopes and African wild dogs. Bird lovers can spot over 400 species, including hornbills, fish eagles, and yellow-throated longclaws.
Game drives – Explore the vast plains and spot big game.
Walking safaris – Get close to nature with expert guides.
Birdwatching – Spot colorful and migratory birds.
Cultural tours – Visit nearby villages for a local experience.
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