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From the vast plains of the Serengeti to the snow-capped peaks of Mount Kilimanjaro in the Kilimanjaro National Park (a UNESCO Natural Heritage Site since 1987), Tanzania offers a wide variety of unique landscapes and animal species.

The famous Serengeti National Park is known for its impressive migration of millions of wildebeest, zebras, and antelopes in search of fresh grasslands. The Serengeti National Park has been a UNESCO Natural Heritage Site since 1981. Here you can experience up close how the fascinating natural spectacle unfolds before your eyes.

Another highlight is the Ngorongoro Crater, also a UNESCO Natural Heritage Site, which is home to an incredible variety of wildlife. Immerse yourself in the untouched nature of this volcanic crater and experience wild herds of elephants, prides of lions and even endangered rhinos.

Tarangire National Park impresses with its picturesque landscape, mighty baobab trees and the Tarangire River, which attracts large groups of elephants. In addition to the iconic destinations, the country also offers lesser-known but no less impressive places such as Nyerere National Park with its rich wildlife and pristine landscapes, Ruaha National Park, one of the largest parks in Tanzania, and Gombe Stream National Park, a hidden gem with picturesque waterfalls.

The national parks in Tanzania not only offer spectacular landscapes and wildlife viewing, but also opportunities to encounter local cultures and traditions. Experience the magic of Africa on a safari through these beautiful parks.

If you want to experience the real life and culture of Tanzania, be sure to visit the country’s markets. Here you can not only discover exotic fruits and spices, but also admire traditional craftsmanship and chat with the friendly locals. A particular highlight is the Mwenge Market in Dar es Salaam, where colourful textiles, handmade jewellery and local artwork are for sale. Or immerse yourself in the lively hustle and bustle of the Arusha Maasai Market, where artistically crafted souvenirs such as wooden figures and masks are available.

The atmosphere in the markets is unique – the bright colours, the exotic smells and the cheerful laughter of the traders immerse you in another world. So let yourself drift through the streets full of surprises and discover authentic Tanzania off the beaten track!

When travelling to Tanzania, be sure to explore the country’s diverse and delicious cuisine. From spicy curries to fresh seafood, there is something to suit everyone’s taste here.

It is particularly worthwhile to take part in a cooking class with the local Tanzanian women. Not only will you get to know new dishes, but you can also gain insights into their traditional preparation methods. It’s a great way to learn more about the culture and life of the local people.

Meeting the friendly Tanzanian women will certainly make your culinary experience in Tanzania even more unforgettable. So, give it a try and sample all the delicious specialties – it’s well worth it!