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Northern Tanzania

Tarangire National Park
located relatively close to Arusha

Ngorongoro Crater
Northern Tanzania, near Arusha

Serengeti National Park
bordering Kenya’s Maasai Mara

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Mikumi National Park
North of Selous Game Reserve

Selous National Park
Along the Rufiji River

Ruaha National Park
South-central Tanzania

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Katavi National Park
Near Lake Rukwa and Rukwa Valley

Mahale Mountains National Park
Western Tanzania, along Lake Tanganyika

Gombe National Park
Western Tanzania, along Lake Tanganyika
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Ruaha National Park

Ruaha National Park is Tanzania’s largest national park and one of its most untouched safari destinations.

Key Facts About Ruaha National Park

Ruaha National Park is famous for its rare sable antelope, roar antelope, and big herds of elephants. The park represents a transition zone where eastern and southern African flora and fauna overlap.

Activities in Ruaha

Adventure, Culture, and Everything In Between

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Game Drives & Safari Tours

Ruaha National Park offers an off-the-beaten-path safari experience in Tanzania’s largest wilderness area.

Spot The Greater Kudu

Ruaha offers a rare opportunity to see the Greater Kudu (Tragelaphus strepsiceros), a species not found in any other national park in Tanzania. Known for its striking spiral horns and shy nature, the Greater Kudu is most often seen moving gracefully through Ruaha’s miombo woodlands and rocky hillsides.