LAKE MANYARA NATIONAL PARK: TREE-CLIMBING LIONS, FLAMINGOES AND MAJESTIC ELEPHANTS

Lake Manyara National Park is characterised by its breathtaking scenery and diverse ecosystems. From lush groundwater forests to open grass plains, the park offers a variety of habitats for numerous animal species.

Lake Manyara National Park is characterised by its breathtaking scenery and diverse ecosystems. From lush groundwater forests to open grass plains, the park offers a variety of habitats for numerous animal species.

The alkaline lake is home to countless bird species, including the characteristic pink flamingos that congregate in large flocks on the shores. One of the main attractions of the park are the famous tree-climbing lions, a unique species that seeks its rest in the dense tree cover of the park.

Lake Manyara is also home to a remarkable variety of monkeys, including the curious blue monkeys and the world’s largest concentration of baboons. On a safari through the park, visitors can also observe the majestic elephants moving through the tree-covered landscape.

With more than 400 bird species, the park is a paradise for bird lovers who will be enchanted by the colourful flights of the birds and their melodious songs. The picturesque landscape and abundant wildlife make Lake Manyara National Park an unforgettable destination for nature lovers and safari enthusiasts.