What you may not know about Tarangire National Park.

Tarangire National Park has tales one can't ever forget. This spectacular savanna environment host the largest terrestrial animal "the elephants" (Loxodonta Africana) and dotted with monumental baobabs like no other national park on the Northern Circuit of Tanzania. Recently I had an opportunity to camp at Kwakuchinja adjacent to Tarangire,...

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6 fantastic activities you can do in Selous Game Reserve.

Selous Game Reserve is named after the late Captain Frederick Selous (1851 – 1917) who died in the reserved and buried in it at Beho Beho. He was a professional hunter who managed to shoot a number of animals, especial the dangerous ones such as 31 lions, more than 200 buffalos and elephants. If I were to narrate the story it will take...

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Singita Grumeti Reserve and the case of the X – poacher.

“I will never forget the day I had to cross river Barageti in Serengeti by stepping on hippos back so that I can serve myself from park rangers." Those are not my words but from an extraordinary x – poacher Mr. Shaban Andrea. He is originally from Mugete village from Bunda district in Mara region of Tanzania. He started poaching in 1980...

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A pictorial guide to Mwanza.

Tanzania is a land of contrast landscape, from the hills of Mount Kilimanjaro to the shores of Indian Ocean. Here is the landscape and natural resources in Mwanza. The rocky hills and Lake Victoria. It is quite a destination that is yet explored in safari or tourism perspective. Mwanza is a home to Rubondo Island National Park and Saanane...

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The best African Safari country.

Am so excited to write this or to paste this piece of information from The Huffington Post. But before that I want to remind you that earlier this year Tanzania was celebrating the big win after scooping three position among seven, during the Seven Natural Wonders of Africa. Over 1,000 safari travelers and industry experts participated...

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