Arusha National Park

The backwoods is home to a plethora of flying creatures and wildlife, including bison, elephants, hippos, giraffes, warthogs, a diverse range of impalas, zebras, and the strikingly contrasting colobus and blue monkeys roaming along their branches. Leopards and hyenas are occasionally seen, while lions are missing both inside and outside the park. More than a few flying creatures, both vagrant and resident, can be observed in the park nearby, including huge transitional fowls, grebes, African pochards, and a variety of herons and egrets, as well as delegated sell falcons. There are 575 distinct bird species that have been spotted in the park on certain dates. So, when is the best time to visit Tanzania? AMRIX ADVENTURE SAFARIS can help you tour this magnificent national park.

FACTS ABOUT ARUSHA NATIONAL PARK:

• Arusha town is nearby.
• Colobus monkey in black and white.
• Hiking and sightseeing, as well as cultural contacts
• There are no lions or rhinos in the area.

THE REASON FOR SELECTING ARUSHA NATIONAL PARK:

• Lake Momella
• Crater of Ngurdoto.
• Mount Meru.
• Beautiful virgin forests with cascading waterfalls.
• There are around 40 species of mammals in the park, including black and white Colobus, elephants, buffalo, giraffes, zebras, warthogs, leopards, duikers, and flamingos.

WHAT MAKES ARUSHA NATIONAL PARK SPECIAL?

The Arusha National Park is home to various unique primates, including blue monkeys in the deep highland forest and the colobus monkey, which is the primary park in northern Tanzania.

HOW TO GET TO ARUSHA NATIONAL PARK?

• Because to its proximity to Arusha Town, Arusha National Park is one of Tanzania’s most accessible national parks.
• Roads: It is roughly 45 minutes from Arusha Town to the parking place. You will without a doubt locate convenience along the roadway.
• You can fly to Kilimanjaro International Airport or Julius Nyerere International Airport in Dar es Salaam and then take a short walk to Arusha Airport. Charter flights to Arusha National Park are also available.

ARUSHA NATIONAL PARK’S HEALTH AND SAFETY:

• We believe that visiting Arusha National Park is highly safe.
• Malaria precautions and certain vaccines are appropriate. Malaria prevention techniques include getting vaccinated and using mosquito repellent containing at least 30% DEET. It’s also a good idea to cover up exposed skin at night.

ARUSHA NATIONAL PARK FOOD

The buffet of culinary delights on offer is one of the countless positive drawbacks of being a combination of societies. With its diverse cuisine, Arusha truly is a foodie’s paradise. The traditional local and Tanzanian fare is augmented by the proximity of diverse Indian, Mediterranean, European, and Chinese cooking traditions. The Ethiopian delights supplied in the town’s numerous cafes pose a serious challenge to Ugali, a thick porridge made from maize flour. Locals prefer roasted bananas (ndizichoma), sweet potato, or bubbling cassava for breakfast, accompanied by chai. On the meat spread, Nyama Choma (grilled beef) is a local favorite, but there are also kebabs to whet your appetite.

Smile and greet folks with a pleasant Jambo! to start any conversation. Learning a few Swahili terms in Tanzanian language will help you break the ice in a variety of circumstances. Winter (June-September) is the coolest season, when many hotels and lodges are extremely busy, with July and August being the best months to visit Tanzania.

Are you ready to discover Tanzania’s many delights? AMRIX ADVENTURE SAFARIS offers a variety of small group activities in Arusha National Park