Tarangire National Park, National park in Tanzania
Tarangire National Park is known for its dense wildlife population and the annual migration of thousands of wildlife species.
Established in 1970, Tarangire National Park has been preserving flora, fauna, and ecosystems for over half a century.
The park is home to various ethnic groups including the Maasai nomads, making it a cultural hub.
The park is accessible via a well-connected route from Arusha town, making mobility easy for tourists.
Distinctive Baobab trees that dot the landscape make Tarangire National Park an iconic safari destination.
Inception: 1970
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