Ruaha National Park

Ruaha National park

Ruaha National Park is one of the largest national park in Africa covering 5,800 square miles area. Its wilderness is also rich in flora and fauna. Ruaha derives its name from the Ruaha River which is flowing on the Southeastern boundary of the Park

The Ruaha River is one of Tanzania’s largest and most wildlife-rich waterways and plays a crucial and important role in the ecosystem of the park and provides sanctuary to a large number of hippos and crocodiles. During the dry season, when much of the river disappears, elephants and other animals follow its dried-up channels, using them as natural pathways to scattered waterholes, a remarkable sight to witness.

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Ruaha Park is vested with a large elephant population and the existence of great Ruaha River makes it a prime game-viewing area for elephant enthusiasts.

Beyond its impressive elephant population, Ruaha is a haven for diverse and rare wildlife, including the endangered African wild dogs. The park is also home to majestic predators such as lions, leopards, and cheetahs, alongside giraffes, zebras, bat-eared foxes, jackals, impalas, and elands.

For birdwatchers, Ruaha is a true paradise, boasting over 400 bird species soaring across its vast landscapes. From vibrant migratory birds to rare endemic species, the park offers an unforgettable experience for birding enthusiasts.

 

The best time for game viewing is during the dry season from May to December.

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