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Tarangire National Park
The Elephant Kingdom — baobabs, rivers and Africa's greatest concentrations of elephants.
About Tarangire National Park
Tanzania's Elephant Paradise
Tarangire National Park is one of Tanzania's most underrated wildlife destinations — and, for many visitors, an unexpected highlight of their safari. The park's legendary elephant herds are the main draw; Tarangire has more elephants per square kilometre during the dry season than almost anywhere else on earth, with herds of 300+ animals gathering at the Tarangire River. The iconic baobab-dotted landscape — some trees over 1,000 years old — creates a backdrop unlike anywhere else in Tanzania. The park also supports large populations of oryx, eland, and rare species like the fringe-eared oryx and gerenuk.
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Animals You Will Encounter
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Best Time to Visit
Best time for elephant viewing as thousands of animals converge on the Tarangire River. Excellent wildlife viewing with less vegetation.
The park is beautiful with green vegetation and many newborn animals. Excellent birdwatching with 550+ species. Lower visitor numbers and rates.