Jungle Safaris

  Embarking on a safari tour in Tanzania is an invitation to explore one of the most captivating destinations on the planet, the cradle of humankind. Exploring this part of East Africa will give you an amazing experience you will always remember. You can see the famous Serengeti with lots of animals, and in the background is the tallest free-standing mountain in the world, Mount Kilimanjaro. To give you some more insights, this blog will dive into the 5 compelling reasons why you should go on a safari in Tanzania. Wildebeest herds at Serengeti These massive herds of the great plains need no introduction. The wildebeest migration of Serengeti is one of the largest cyclical movements of terrestrial animals in the world. The number of hooves marching towards you in unison can go up to 2 million in number. Witnessing this and living to tell the tale was unimaginable to humans for most of their history.      Ngorongoro crater to find creation in destruction The Ngoro...

  Gorilla trekking is a once-in-a-lifetime experience that allows travellers to come face-to-face with one of our closest natural relatives. Two East African countries, Uganda and Rwanda are the premier destinations for this awe-inspiring adventure. Both of these places offer incredible gorilla trekking experiences, each with their unique character. In this guide, let’s compare the trekking experiences in both countries to decide which destination best suits your preferences and interests. Uganda Uganda is often known as the “Pearl of Africa,” and the region that is famous for gorilla encounters is named Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. The best way to reach the park would be to take a 4-hour drive right from Kigali airport in Rwanda. As the name suggests, it is quite hard to reach the core of the forests, and the trek is pretty unpredictable and hard to finish as well. In Uganda, the permits are issued at around 700 dollars per person per trek and the trek begins sharp at 8. Aro...

  Going on a safari can be a transformative experience for many people, leaving a lasting mark on their souls. It offers a unique opportunity to interact with wildlife as well as unparalleled nature experiences that can change one’s perspective on life and the world. Here are a few reasons why a Safari experience can change your perspective: Awe-inspiring Wildlife Encounters: The beauty of witnessing majestic wildlife in their natural habitats on jungle safaris fills you with awe-inspiring sentiments. The sight includes huge elephants, fierce lions, graceful giraffes and more distinct animals roaming in the green plains. These encounters can evoke a profound sense of beauty, appreciation and diversity of life on Earth.  Reconnection with Nature: In our modern lives, we often live disconnected from the natural world. Nature travel on safaris provides a chance to reconnect with the environment in its purest form. You get to immerse yourself in the refreshing sights, sounds and ...

  Are you looking to embark on the ultimate wildlife safari tour in Kenya? The extensive savannahs, dramatic scenery, and abundance of wildlife as far as the eye can see are just a few of the reasons to choose Kenya for your safari. So, let's find out why Kenya, a year-round captivating country both naturally and culturally, is one of Africa's most popular travel destinations.  Explore Diverse Wildlife and The Great Migration: Kenya's numerous national parks and game reserves offer safari visitors the opportunity to see a variety of wildlife species. There are also various typographies with distinct flora and fauna, such as the Tsavo plateaus. It is home to rare bird species such as the Somalia Ostrich, Golden Pipit, Northern brownbul, etc. You will also have the opportunity to witness the incredible sight of flamingos gathering at Lake Nakuru National Park. Furthermore, the Maasai Mara safari in Kenya serves as the starting point for The Great Migration. It sets the pictu...

  An African safari promises one of the most thrilling encounters with wildlife you can have safely. Among the continent's diverse encounters, one of the most iconic is the African hippo. They are one of the most interesting creatures to know about and the fascination gets deeper as you learn more.  Here are 8 amazing hippo facts to know about before your African safari Kenya or Tanzania.  The hippopotamus is the second largest animal on the African subcontinent. Even the lions and crocodiles can only prey on baby hippos, as an adult hippo has no known predators. Being the deadliest animals in Africa, they kill more than 450 people every year. Hippos can run faster than an average human and underestimating them might be a deadly blunder.  Hippos are vegetarians and can eat up to 50 kg of grass every night to keep fueling their huge bodies. These large mammals are more closely associated with dolphins and whales than with any other land animal.  A hippo open...

  Kenya, being a diverse and vibrant country, offers a wealth of experience to travellers. From its stunning wildlife and beautiful landscape to its rich culture and history, Kenya has a plethora of opportunities and an abundance of amazing things to do. Whether you enjoy nature, adventure, or culture, there is something for everyone. In this blog, we'll look at five incredible experiences you shouldn't miss during your next trip to Kenya in 2024: Witnessing the Thrilling Great Migration From A Hot Air Balloon: Each year, from July to October, more than two million wildebeests, zebra and other herbivores move from Tanzania's Serengeti to the lush green grasses of Maasai Mara. Witnessing this once-in-a-lifetime experience in hot air balloon rides over the Maasai Mara National Reserve gives you a unique vantage point of the abundant wildlife living below. The view also includes an exciting mixture of riverine forests, savannahs, towering escarpments, and rugged rivers, which ...

  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...

  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...