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Ruaha National Park, Tanzania's hidden gem, sprawls across a vast 20,226 square kilometers, making it the largest protected area in East Africa. It's a landscape of breathtaking contrasts, where golden savannahs stretch endlessly under endless skies, punctuated by rocky kopjes and the life-giving ribbon of the Great Ruaha River.
- Home to an astounding array of animals, including iconic predators like lions, leopards, and cheetahs.
- Herbivores like giraffes, zebras, wildebeest, and buffalo graze in vast herds, while elephants lumber along ancient migration routes.
Leopard in Ruaha National Park
- Birdlife is equally impressive, with over 570 species recorded, including colorful hornbills, majestic eagles, and flitting sunbirds.
Lion in Ruaha National Park
Ostrich in Ruaha National Park
Giraffe in Ruaha National Park
Hippo in Ruaha National Park
- Game drives: Embark on thrilling safaris in open jeeps, searching for wildlife amidst the diverse landscapes.
Game drive in Ruaha National Park
- Walking safaris: Experience the bush on foot, accompanied by knowledgeable guides, for a more intimate encounter with nature.
- Boat safaris: Glide along the Great Ruaha River, spotting crocodiles, hippos, and waterbirds from a unique perspective.
Boat safari in Ruaha National Park
- Birdwatching: With its incredible avian diversity, Ruaha is a paradise for birdwatchers of all levels.
- Cultural experiences: Visit nearby villages and learn about the rich traditions of the Maasai and other local communities.
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