🐘 Tarangire National Park
Where the Baobabs Whisper and Elephants Roam Free
Deep in northern Tanzania lies Tarangire National Park — a wild sanctuary defined by ancient baobabs, vast elephant herds, and the lifegiving Tarangire River. This is not the crowded safari circuit; it’s Africa at its most authentic.
When the plains dry, wildlife gathers in breathtaking numbers — elephants, lions, zebras, and giraffes all drawn to the river’s edge. As the sun sets, the air fills with color, sound, and the quiet power of the wild.
At LG Guides Expedition, we take you beyond the map — to secret corners where Africa still breathes untamed.
🌿 The Elephant and the Baobab
Local guides tell of an ancient elephant who returns to the same baobab every dry season. It is said that when the rains failed, the old tree cracked open, offering water hidden deep inside its trunk — saving her herd. To this day, elephants in Tarangire still gather beneath that tree, a living memory of nature’s silent promise: that even in the hardest times, life finds a way.
Best Time to Visit
June – October: Dry season, best for game viewing.
November – May: Green season, lush and quiet.
Wildlife Highlights
Elephants, lions, leopards, giraffes, zebras, and over 500 bird species.
Signature Experience
Private game drives, walking safaris, and luxury tented stays among the baobabs.
✨ Plan Your Tarangire Safari with LG Guides Expedition ✨
Follow the river, listen to the silence, and let Africa move through you.
8 Days Tanzania Migration Safari
