Manyara National Park
Lake Manyara National Park, located in northern Tanzania, is a compact yet diverse park known for its stunning landscapes, rich wildlife, and alkaline soda lake, Lake Manyara, which covers about two-thirds of the park’s area. The park provides a unique blend of groundwater forests, open savannahs, and steep escarpments that attract a variety of animal species.
Covering an area of approximately 325 square kilometers (125 square miles), Lake Manyara National Park is part of Tanzania’s northern safari circuit, close to other destinations like Ngorongoro and Tarangire. Its landscape is marked by the towering Rift Valley escarpment, lush forests, and the expansive, shimmering Lake Manyara.
Basic Information
| Location | Northern Tanzania -3.5217°, 35.8074° |
|---|---|
| Key Highlight | Tree Climbing Lions |
| Area | 325 Square Kilometres |
| Time to Travel | All Year |
- Tree Climbing Lions
- Unique Baobab Trees
- Bird Watchers Paradise
- Flamingos and Birdlife
- Cultural Encounters
- Year-Round Safari Destination
