TARANGIRE NATIONAL PARK

TANZANIA

TARANGIRE NATIONAL PARK OVERVIEW

Tarangire National Park, established as a game reserve in 1957 and later a national park in 1970, is located in northern Tanzania and is named after the Tarangire River, which flows through the park. The river serves as the primary water source for wildlife, especially during the dry season when animals gather in large numbers. This period creates excellent opportunities for game viewing in Tarangire and is considered one of the best times to visit the park.

WEATHER IN TARANGIRE NATIONAL PARK 

The climate in Tarangire National Park is temperate, making it a great destination year-
round for safari adventures.

  • Wet Season (March to May): The park experiences heavy rainfall during the wet season, transforming the landscape into a lush green paradise. While wildlife is more dispersed due to numerous water sources, this is an excellent time for bird watching as migratory bird species arrive.
  • Dry Season (June to Early October): The dry season, from June to October, is the peak season for safaris in Tarangire. During this time, animals congregate around the river, offering fantastic opportunities for wildlife viewing and photography.
  • Transition Months (November to December): Light rains and fewer tourists make this a peaceful time to visit, with the park’s vegetation turning lush and green.
  • Temperature Variations: The hottest months in Tarangire are from January to March and October to December, while the coolest months are from April to September, making it ideal for early morning and evening game drives.

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