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Tarangire National Park

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Tarangire National Park, Tanzania’s sixth-largest park spanning 2,850 km², captivates visitors with its dramatic baobab-studded savannah and the life-giving Tarangire River. Located 140 km southwest of Arusha in the Northern Circuit, this underrated gem offers year-round wildlife viewing, especially during the June–October dry season when massive elephant herds converge on the river. The park’s diverse vegetation includes open grasslands, acacia woodlands, riverine forests, and ancient baobab groves—iconic “upside-down trees” that store water and provide shade for animals. Swampy areas near Silale and Gursi support lush palms and fever trees, creating perfect habitats for birdlife and big game.

Weather in Tarangire National Park varies distinctly: the dry season (June–October) brings sunny days with temperatures of 25–30°C (77–86°F) and cool nights around 15°C (59°F), ideal for dust-free game drives. The short rains (November–December) refresh the landscape with brief afternoon showers, while the long wet season (March–May) transforms the park into a green paradise with temperatures 20–28°C (68–82°F) but muddy roads. January and February offer warm, dry conditions that are perfect for calving season sightings.

Wildlife thrives here, with Tarangire boasting Tanzania’s highest elephant density—up to 3,000 individuals forming multi-generational herds. Resident animals include lions, leopards, cheetahs, giraffes, zebras, wildebeest, buffalo, and elusive species like fringe-eared oryx and gerenuk. Predators patrol the riverbanks, while hyenas and jackals scavenge the plains.

Birdwatchers flock to Tarangire for over 550 resident species, including yellow-collared lovebirds, rufous-tailed weavers, and the endemic ashy starling. Raptors like bateleur eagles and martial eagles soar overhead, while waterbirds—Egyptian geese, pelicans, and herons—gather at swamps. Migratory birds arrive from November to April, with Eurasian rollers, white storks, and Abdim’s storks joining the chorus, making Tarangire a top Tanzania birding destination year-round.

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