Yet another remote but intriguing destination for wildlife watching, Mahale Mountains National Park is located along

Covering Mount Meru, a notably high volcano, Arusha National park is the smallest in the area but is blessed with the incredibly beautiful landscape.

A sleepy Coastal village in Zanzibar, page is whit dream destinations are all about. The huge expanse of white sandy beach and cobalt sea is not just beautiful but exotic.

The Largest National Park in Tanzania, Ruaha is known for its striking topography and is home of Tanzania’s largest elephant population.

A designated UNESCO Word Heritage Site, Stone Town or Mji Mkongwe is the old part of Zanzibar, A semi-autonomous part of Tanzania.

One of the most spectacular sites not just in Tanzania but in the entire continent of Africa as well, Mt Kilimanjaro National Park is not only about the wildlife.

Located far away in Katavi region about 35km southwest of Mpanda, the namesake national park is less frequented by regular visitors, therefore, is an ideal destination for adventure seekers.

A large Number of elephants ambling along, the green landscape of baobab trees. And tree-climbing lions are the most talked-about features of Tarangire National Park.

Named after a massive volcanic caldera, the Ngorongoro Conservation Area is located 180km west of Arusha and is mostly occupied by Maasai People.

People seldom forget their first brush with one of the wildest places on earth-the Serengeti National Park.