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A #hyena relaxing inside the #NgorongoroCrater in the #Tanzania. A daily photo from my archives. bewarethecheese.com #photography #travel #africa #safari #animals #wildlife

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Lion and cub (Ngorongoro) by Nigel Hoult

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Empakai Crater in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area in Tanzania.

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Let’s start the new year with a landscape! 🍃

It’s from the one and only Serengeti National Park, Tanzania.

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Tanzania 2016.

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OVERVIEW OF THE SAFARI TARANGIRE NGORONGORO FOR TWO DAYS

OVERVIEW OF THE SAFARI TARANGIRE NGORONGORO FOR TWO DAYS             This two-day safari will take you to Tarangire National Park and the incredible Ngorongoro Crater, where you'll have time to explore wildlife and interact with animals such as elephants, lions, giraffes, antelopes, and more. Visiting the crater will bring back memories because there are so many animals to see.

ABOUT TARANGIRE: The national park of Tarangire is well-known for having a large population of elephants and baobab trees. Visitors to the park can view sizable herds of zebras, wildebeest, and Cape buffalo during the dry season, which lasts from June to November. Other typical inhabitants include giraffes, dik diks, sea antelopes, Grant's antelopes, vervet monkeys, banded mongoose, and olive baboons. Predators in the Tarangire include lions, leopards, jaguars, caracals, badgers, and wild dogs. The oldest elephant to give birth to twins is in Tarangire. An excellent illustration of how the birth of two healthy, thriving twin elephants may overcome all obstacles is the recent birth of elephant twins in Tanzania's Tarangire National Park. 550 different species of birds live there. 2 days ngorongoro

A birder's paradise, the park. Another well-known feature of the area are the numerous termite mounds. Wildlife study mostly focuses on Masai giraffes and African woodland elephants. The protected area has been recognized as a Lion Conservation Unit since 2005.

June and October are the best months to visit Tarangire. Animals move from nearby locations into the park. When they are close to a river, wild animals are easier to see. nice and sunny conditions The risk of malaria is decreased and there are fewer mosquitoes. From June through August, warm clothing is necessary due to the chilly morning matches. OCTOBER AND MAY The vegetation is gorgeous and lush. Due of the low season, prices are low. Because migratory birds are here now, it's the greatest time to go bird watching. Since many animals leave the park during migration, the dry season is the best time to see wildlife. The height of the rainy season occurs from March through May. 2 days ngorongoro

NGORONGORO'S HISTORY One of the top locations in Africa to watch wildlife is the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. Additionally, it is among the top tourist destinations in Tanzania. The primary activities in Ngorongoro Conservation Area include crater rim hikes to view wildlife (which can take up to 6 hours), visiting nearby Maasai settlements, and playing the game of driving around and in the crater. He is who he is. One can also go to the Hadzabe tribe and see Lake Magadi, Lerai Fever Forest, Olduvai Gorge, shifting sand, Mount Gol, Olmoti Crater, Empakaai Crater, Ol Karien Gorge, Nasera Rock, Salei Plain, Oldeani Mountain, Lake Natron, and Ol Doinyo Lengai. A shallow lake with alkaline water, Lake Magadi is well-liked by flamingos.

Other birds including flamingos appreciate the lake's seclusion, salt water, and profusion of algae. Hyenas and jackals are two other creatures that frequent the lake to add salt to their diet. One uncommon, slender, pale yellow acacia tree makes up the Lerai fever forest. These trees are loved by animals like rhinos, bush antelopes, elephants, elands, hyraxes, and birds. Ash from Mount Ol Dionyo is what causes quicksand.

Visitors to the area will enjoy the stunning sight of this ash slowly moving across the broad plains. In addition to Ngorongoro, other significant craters in the region include Olmoti and Empakaai. These two craters are great for taking nature hikes, seeing wildlife, and seeing Maasai herders take care of their animals. It proceeds along Thousands of zebras and wildebeest use this area as a main migration path as they go to and from the Serengeti grasslands. An old shelter was found by the Leakey family during one of their digs in the Ol Doinyo Lengai Mountains, which are close to the Kenyan border. Daring climbers flock to these isolated mountains, which are still active, to view the main crater filled with lava. travel to Maasai land Visit the villages of the Hadzabe tribe near Lake Eyasi for an amazing cultural trip in Tanzania. These bushmen still rely on hunting and gathering for their survival. Whistles and clicks make up the majority of their language. Near by Datoga and the Mbulu, who depend on farming and pastoralism for a living, dwell the Hadzabe. You might love our Serengeti and Ngorongoro Safari 3-Day Package if you're soon planning a vacation to the Ngorongoro Crater. We also provide a wonderful 6-day gorilla tour and a safari package that includes the Ngorongoro and Serengeti.

TIME TO VISIT NGORONGORO AT ITS BEST The greatest time to visit Ngorongoro Crater is in JANUARY since that is when the wildebeests are laying their eggs. The newborn animals struggling to stand up have fantastic photo chances because the herds are "mass spawning" on the lush plains just outside the crater. Between the two rainy seasons in the area, January and February might generate a dry season between "short rains" and "long rains.

February is one of the driest months at the crater before the rainy season begins in late March. It's a great time to view the wildlife, especially lion and hyena predators getting ready to hunt dense herds. In order to avoid crowds and enjoy a fair price, March is recognized as one of the finest months to visit Ngorongoro Crater. The crater is transformed into an emerald wonderland by the "long rains," which start in late March and last through April and May

The Ngorongoro Conservation Area is best visited in the month of June. There are fewer people on game drives now that the "long rains" have stopped. Peak season for the Ngorongoro Crater Expedition doesn't start until late June or early July. The colder weather this month makes it the perfect time to climb Mount Kilimanjaro, a well-liked addition. for the hunting expedition to Ngorongoro Crater

The months of JULY and AUGUST are the busiest for visitors to Ngorongoro Crater, and lodging in the area is typically very empty during these times. During the dry season, the visibility of wildlife along the arid plains and their frequent excursions to waterholes draw tourists from all over the world. Leopards, lions, rhinos, buffaloes, and other animals are frequently seen at this time of year.

Although SEPTEMBER is the beginning of spring, it still falls in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area's typical dry season. It can get chilly in Crater at this time of year. The crater's bottom has become a dusty bowl due to the recent dry weather, and the grasslands have gone yellow. October is a transitional month for the weather at Ngorongoro Crater, with the long dry season's peak occurring at the beginning of the month and the "brief rains" starting shortly before November.

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12 Best Places to Visit in the World

On July 8, 2013, I wrote my first scribble. In celebration of this blog’s 10th year anniversary, I had originally wanted to publish a long travel reflection post last year. In fact, I had already written 5 paragraphs but they remained as an unfinished draft because life took a busy turn. As I will be entering my 12th year of blogging next year, I decided it’s never too late to celebrate any…

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The Ngorongoro Conservation Area in Tanzania is a nature lover's paradise. Established in 1959, this large area covers 8,292 square kilometers and is famous for its stunning landscapes and abundant wildlife. The highlight is the Ngorongoro Crater, the world's largest inactive volcanic caldera, offering spectacular views and amazing animal sightings. The crater is home to about 25,000 animals, including elephants, lions, zebras, and wildebeests. It's one of the best places to see the endangered black rhinoceros.

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Soar Above the Serengeti: Unforgettable Fly-In Safaris with Tanzania Classic Tours

Imagine soaring above the vast plains of the Serengeti, marveling at the endless herds of wildebeest from a bird's-eye view. Tanzania Classic Tours unlocks this dream with their exhilarating fly-in safaris to Northern Tanzania, whisk you away in comfort and style to experience the region's iconic wildlife destinations.

Time is Precious: Maximize Your Safari Adventure

Let's face it, your time is valuable. Fly-in safaris offer the perfect solution for maximizing your wildlife viewing experience in Tanzania. By eliminating long, tiring road journeys, you spend more time immersed in the heart of the action. Tanzania Classic Tours offers a variety of fly-in safari packages, catering to different interests and budgets.

Serengeti, Ngorongoro, and Beyond: Explore Tanzania's Gems

Their fly-in itineraries typically feature iconic destinations like the Serengeti National Park, where you'll witness the awe-inspiring Great Migration or witness the diverse wildlife haven of the Ngorongoro Crater, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Imagine spotting elephants grazing in the crater floor or lions basking on the rim. These fly-in safaris can also include other captivating destinations like Tarangire National Park, known for its large elephant population, or Lake Manyara National Park, a sanctuary for tree-climbing lions.

Comfort and Convenience: A Seamless Journey

Tanzania Classic Tours prioritizes comfort and convenience throughout your fly-in safari. They arrange reliable flights between key locations, ensuring smooth transfers and minimizing travel time. Upon arrival at each park, you'll be met by experienced guides who will lead you on thrilling game drives and share their knowledge of Tanzania's diverse ecosystems. Comfortable lodge accommodations within the parks ensure a relaxing and rejuvenating experience after each day's adventures.

Ready to Take Flight on Your Tanzanian Dream?

A fly-in safari with Tanzania Classic Tours allows you to experience the best of Northern Tanzania in a time-efficient and luxurious way. Visit their website today to explore their various fly-in safari options and start planning your unforgettable Tanzanian adventure.

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Two #elephants fighting inside the #NgorongoroCrater in the #Tanzania. A daily photo from my archives. bewarethecheese.com #photography #travel #africa #safari #animals #wildlife

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Ale zanim jeszcze dotrzemy do Serengeti, czeka nas Ngorongoro, kaldera po nieczynnym wulkanie, pełna zieleni i z jednym alkaicznym jeziorem, Największa na świecie nieprzerwana kaldera, idealny okrągły kształt, zamknięty górami. Nie wszystkie zwierzęta żyją w Ngorongoro, ale jest tam ich naprawdę sporo ilościowo jak i pod względem różnorodności gatunkowej. 4/5 zwierząt z wielkiej afrykańskiej piątki, udało nam się zobaczyć w pierwsze 50 minut, brakowało tylko Lamparta. I choć to Lew jest królem tego terenu, to ten leniuch absolutnie nie zasługuje na atencję którą wszyscy go obdarzają. Dużo więcej frajdy sprawiło zobaczenie dostojnych żyraf, rozbieganych guźców, zabawnych pelikanów czy przede wszystkim wychodzącego z wody hipopotama. Zebry pasące się razem z gnu przy samej drodze, też umilały nam jazdę. Dodatkową rzeczą wartą wspomnienia jest to że cała wycieczka opóźniła się o 4h, bo auto znowu nam się zepsuło i czekaliśmy na kolejne. Ale to już afrykańska rzeczywistość, do której powoli przywykamy.

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Roller Bird on an Acacia Tree

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Peter, Tanzania 2016.