Lake Eyasi, Soda lake in Tanzania
Lake Eyasi is a scenic soda lake located on the southern border of the Serengeti National Park.
The area surrounding Lake Eyasi is inhabited by the Hadza and Datoga tribes, known for their rich history.
Lake Eyasi offers a glimpse into the lives of indigenous groups who rely on traditional hunting and gathering.
Visitors often camp in designated areas around the lake to experience its natural beauty.
The fluctuating water levels create different habitats attracting various species of birds.
Elevation above the sea: 1,030 m
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