Tarangire National Park is famous for the thousands of elephants that come down to the park during the dry season in search of water, but there are also plenty of wildebeest, zebras, giraffes, buffalo and hippos. Lions are often sighted, and you might see leopards and cheetahs patrolling the grasslands, or perched in a tree. Wild dogs have been spotted before, but you have to get lucky to find them. The park is also a great birding destination, with over 500 species living in Tarangire.
Tarangire National Park in Tanzania is most famous for its massive herds of elephants, iconic giant baobab trees, and the scenic. Tarangire River, which acts as a vital water source drawing thousands of animals during the June to October dry season. Often called the Land of Giants, it offers exceptional, less crowded game viewing.
The best time to visit Tarangire National Park is during the dry season from June to October. These are the best months for wildlife due to migratory patterns, and the short grasses make game viewing even easier.
