 | Ngorogoro, Tanzania |
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A few years ago whilst I was leading a group of young schoolgirls on a safari in Tanzania, we stopped to have lunch beside a lake in Ngorogoro National Park. The kids were all from Sydney, but one of them, Linh, had grown up for some time in Vietnam. We ...
... gas, we drove west towards Ngorogoro Park, passing little villages separated by endless fields of maize and coffee. To enter the Ngorogoro Conservation Area, a World Heritage Site, the daily costs are hefty: $50 Park fee per person, $40 per vehicle, ...
It seemed apparent when we arrived at Seronera campsite last night that close encounters with wildlife were more likely here. If the warning signs and the gated, enclosed cooking / eating areas weren't big enough clues, the guards carrying heavy-duty ...
Serengeti National park and the Ngorogoro conservation area has more animals than any other park we've seen thus far. Its truly incredible the amount of life running around wild in this part of Tanzania. Literally, at any point during this 2 day side ...
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