A Complete Guide for Serengeti National Park

Tanzania is counted as one of Africa’s most in demand safari destinations. This beautiful country has around a dozen of national parks for a mind-blowing and adventurous safari tour. Serengeti National Park is the oldest and most popular among them, situated at Mara and Simiyu regions. The following blog gives a brief idea of the Serengeti National Park and its amazes.

The Serengeti name comes from local Maasai language which means “Extended Place”. This park was established in 1952. With a total area of 14,750 square kilometers, Serengeti National Park is the home of hundreds of wildlife spectacle of the world. This park is most famous for its wildebeest migration, in which over 2.5 million wildebeests and zebras migrate from Serengeti National Park to the Masai Mara Reserve of Kenya. The Big 5 of Africa can be easily seen at Serengeti National Park. This park is the heavenly home for 30 large harbivores species and 500 colorful species of birds. You can see small rivers, swamps, lakes, woodlands and large savannah grass plains throughout this park. The scenery of this grasslands and woods are just stunning in view. You can also see giraffe, hippopotamus, rhinos, eland, kongoni, Grant’s gazelle, topi and impala at here. Born predators like lions, hyenas, leopards, jackals, wolves, etc. are common to watch in here.

Usually the climate of Serengeti is warm and dry. Only March to May, these three months are rainy months. The park gets crowded June to July and October to April. Take a balloon safari to get the best views of this park. Also don’t forget to look the ancient Maasai rock paintings and musical rocks. This park is also declared as one of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The Serengeti is live park, filled with beautiful and amazing scenes of Mother Nature. Tanzanian government is giving their 100% to save this unique nature heritage for all of our mankind.

EA Holidays provides attractive safari tour packages for Serengeti and to other destinations of Tanzania and Zanzibar. We have expert tour guides with years of experience for your safari travel. Call us in our Hotline- +255 (0) 763008008 for further information.