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# LAKE MANYARA #....
Ernest Hemmingway called Manyara the loveliest lake he had seen in Africa.And he might have been right.... Stretched out at the base of the mighty Rift Valley escarpment, with shorelines coloured pink by thousands of flamingos and great game viewing in a small area, it's is a true African gem indeed....
The park is a corridor for the great migration of huge herds of mammals towards the north and south
Despite the rather small strip of land, Lake Manyara National park won't let you down when it comes to wildlife spotting
The narrow belt of acacia woodland is the favourite playground of Manyaras fabulous tree resting Lions..
*what to do Canoeing when the water level is sufficient
*Game drives (day and night)
*Walking safaris
*Bird watching.
*Bush meal and several cultural programs..
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The floodplain is home of many mighty baobabs and the borassus palm, the letter lending it's local name MIKUMI to the park. Mikumi National park consists of two distinct parts : open plains in the north and woodland savanna in the south, divided by the road from Dar es Salam to Iringa. The only roar you will hear is not of cars, but of the King of jungle. The concentration of wildlife is remarkably high ;no less than 15000 large mammals roar the area. Mikumi is connected to the Selous in the north. With animals flocking through the corridor it provides a vital artery to the parks wildlife. Wildebeest, eland, zebra, buffalo, warthog, yellow baboon, velvet monkey, spotted hyna, lion and impala, large herds of elephants, giraffe, sable antelope, kudu. Birdlife is rich and colourful ; over 400 species can be seen and heard. Mikumi is easily accessible by road, train and air.. By road :300 km /4hrs from Dar es Salam on a good tarmac road to do *Game drives *guided walking safaris *bird watching *photography and camping for more info +255655720020.... FB Gift Frank