Jungle Safaris

  With 1.3 million wildebeest, two hundred thousand zebras, and up to five hundred thousand gazelles, the ‘great’ of the Great Migration is an understatement. It is an 800 km-long journey that covers two countries and is carried out by some of the largest terrestrial animal herds on the planet. Today, we are going to tell you everything you need to know about the Great Migration . Let us take a brisk walk through the annual migration cycle- This extraordinary migration takes place in what is called the Serengeti ecosystem, which spans across Tanzania and Kenya. The animals move in a northeastern direction from Serengeti National Park in Tanzania to Masai Mara National Park in Kenya.  Here is a look at the timeline of the migration. December to March -  This is the time of heavy rains in Tanzania and the showers are at their heaviest in the beginning of the year. The Serengeti is filled with female wildebeests who are getting ready to give birth after a feast of nutritious grass. The bi

  The days spent in wildlife are always adventurous and memorable. Kenya, known as the world's wildlife capital, is an adventure immersed in nature's beauty. Picture the backdrop of witnessing the Great Migration unfolding in its full glory, breathtaking views of animals, and dreamlike flamingos flocking together. Well, as the stage is now set to take you to these extraordinary destinations, here is a quick guide to three must-do wildlife safaris in Kenya: Maasai Mara National Park: Maasai Mara is renowned for its annual Great Migration, where millions of zebras, wildebeests, and other herbivores migrate from the Serengeti in Tanzania to the Mara in search of fresh grass. The view offers a spectacular experience of nature’s power and resilience. Next come the Big Five. The term is used to refer to five African animals that are believed to be the most dangerous and challenging animals to hunt. They are African elephants, lions, leopards, Cape buffalo, and rhinoceros. The predat

  Introduction  With these top 5 must-see sights, you can experience the charm of Tanzania. Witness the spectacular Serengeti migration, see the breathtaking Ngorongoro Crater, and come face to face with a variety of species. Immerse yourself in Maasai culture while relaxing on Zanzibar's beautiful beaches. Read along to find out more about what to do on a safari in Tanzania. The Great Migration Witnessing the Great Migration is an unforgettable experience that should be on your bucket list for any Tanzania safari adventure. Millions of wildebeests, zebras, and gazelles migrate through the Serengeti and Maasai Mara every year in search of richer pastures. This epic voyage, powered by the seasons and the quest for fresh grass, is a humbling and stunning sight of life, death, and survival. The passage of the Mara River, where the herds must navigate crocodile-infested waters, is a particularly dramatic event. The African Big 5 No Tanzania safari is complete without encountering the

  Are you excited about your once-in-a-lifetime experience of Africa safaris? Well, we can understand your curiosity and head full of questions. You're probably already picturing yourself up close with wild animals. So, while you are preparing for your dream vacation, here are five key points you should remember: Go for at least one week: A recurring piece of advice is to plan for a minimum of one week. Here you get a lot to experience other than wild and scenic beauty, which includes cultural immersion in the land, breathtaking nature travel , and leisure time by the beach. Anything shorter than a 7-day trip might not do justice to the richness of the experience. Things to pack: Safari is a tiring activity with lots of travelling; hence, keep comfort in mind when choosing your outfits. If you are visiting during the winter, full body and warm clothes will be a good option to go with. For summer, shorts and T-shirts are preferable. Choose dark colours to minimise stains, and always