Tarangire National Park covers an area of about 2600 km 2 .
This picturesque park is dotted with baobab and acacia trees, and looks most spectacular during the dry season when many migratory species come to Tarangire River that flows across the length of the park .

Arusha National Park covers an area of about 137 km squared.
The Momella Lakes, Mount Meru and Ngurdoto Crater are the three striking features of Arusha National Park. Magnificent view of Mt. Meru and Mt. Kilimanjaro are afforded from almost any part of the park.

Lake Manyara National Park covers an area of about 330 km 2 .
Manyara National Park is perched between Lake Manyara and an escarpment of the Great Rift Valley. This incredibly beautiful park is famous for its tree-climbing lions and most part of it is the lake .

Ngorongoro conservation area covers an area of about 8292 km 2 , of which the crater covers an area of 260 sq. km 2 . The Ngorongoro Crater is the largest unbroken caldera in the world. As one descends onto the crater floor, an exceptional display of nature and wildlife in unique settings, unfolds. With a concentration of more than 25,000 animals, this ‘Garden of Eden is like ongoing concert. The Olduvai George (THE CRADLE OF MANKIND), famous for its archaeological finds, is worth of visit.

The Serengeti National park covers an area of about 14763 km 2 .
It is one of the best wildlife sanctuaries in the world, the Serengeti projects nature in its wildest, most exotic form. The sweeping plains have been declared a ‘World Heritage Site’. About 35 species of plains animals including the ‘big five’ are found here. Of the 3 million large animals, most take part in the seasonal migration, a most sensational sight.