[2025 Serengeti Attraction] Travel Guide for Serengeti National Park (Updated Jun)

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On a safari in Tanzania, I passed by a Maasai tribe Of course, I had to see the legendary Maasai people who eat raw meat and drink blood, and fight large carnivores There are about 20 Maasai tribes in the Serengeti area There is a welcome ceremony when you enter the village, with men and women separated Dressed in Maasai clothing, wearing a large necklace, a quick change of outfit You can also join their dance, it's a fun experience! They demonstrated how to make fire by drilling wood, rubbing a wooden stick on a piece of wood, and after it smokes, the fallen wood chips are placed in a block of grass that is easy to ignite and blown on, and the flame comes out! 🔥 Seeing it with my own eyes is quite magical~ Taking a photo with Maasai women, their ears are full of piercings, hanging various earrings, making a crisp sound when they shake their heads~ The village is small, surrounded by mud houses, the houses are very simple, you can say that apart from the bed, there is a stove for making fire, it's really a minimalist life... Children are in school, the so-called school is a classroom of a thatched house, Maasai children have started learning English On the way out of the village, I saw many Maasai herders. In order to protect the cattle and sheep, fighting with lions and cheetahs is also one of their necessary survival skills. People who have been in the city for too long have almost forgotten their terrifying upright ape genes. I always thought that humans are very fragile, prone to illness, afraid of cold and heat, but after coming to Africa, I realized that being able to survive in such a survival of the fittest grassland, to continue to exist, to become the top of the food chain, human combat power is actually far beyond our own imagination.

Serengeti is well known for its huge herds of plains animals (especially wildebeests,gazelles, and zebras), and it is the only place in Africa where vast land-animal migrations still take place. Address -It is located entirely in eastern Mara Region and north east portion of Simiyu Region and contains over 1,500,000 hectares (3,700,000 acres) of virgin savanna in Tanzania Highlights - Serengeti National Park in Tanzania is famous for being the location of the Great Wildlife Migration. Aldo it’s the home of the big five Rating - 10/10 #tripblazers #spooktaculartrip #spooktaculartrip #summervacation #nationalpark #awesomepic

Day 3 safari: Serengeti National Park another 8 hour trip exploring one of the greatest wilderness area; Serengeti National Park (14,750 km²). said to be the habitat of 500 species of birds & 300 species of mammals we are still not lucky to witness the National Geographic kinda action of animals chasing & feasting each other. but we spotted leopard, simba, pumba the wild hog, more zebras, giraffe and more animals The Serengeti is one of those places I dreamt of visiting and happily, it more than lived up to my expectations. Unfortunately we didnt get to witness the world’s greatest natural spectacles: the annual migration. #serengetinationalpark #tanzania #ajnimal #bigfive

Experience the excitement and romance of the African savannah? This strategy is enough! Africa, a distant and mysterious land. Before I came to Tanzania, all my imaginations and longings came from Hemingway's "The Snow of Kilimanjaro". I hope to stand in the hero's life. Place to experience the excitement and romance of the African savanna. You must go to the Serengeti Prairie for a lifetime. There are a wide variety of natural and cultural landscapes, and groups of wild animals can be seen everywhere, and the most fascinating is year after year. The animals on this land have migrated. About time Animal migration is actually a cycle of one year, starting from June until May of the following year, but the climax of animal migration - a million horses The crossing of the Mara River is from July to September, so these three months are the best time for the migration of ornamental animals. About traffic Tanzania There are three international passenger airports, namely Dar es Salaam, Zanzibar, Kilimanjaro At the international airport, there are two options for going to the Serengeti Prairie. One is to drive to Moxie after landing at Kilimanjaro International Airport; the other is to depart from Kilimanjaro Airport and fly to Moore in about 50 minutes. Arusha Airport, the home base of COASTAL Airlines, has taken over all visitors who want to go to the Serengeti National Park. When you visit the prairie, you need to book a car rental service. In general, the rental of a jeep at a local specialized Safari company costs around 300 a day. It is important to note that drivers who have long working hours and experienced drivers must be selected as the driver's role and as a guide to the entire grassland. His experience and intuition directly determine the grassland. Experience good and bad, experienced drivers can accurately grasp the whereabouts of animals, and if you are successful, you can see many rare animals. About photography African savanna is undoubtedly a paradise for photographers. The natural landscape and wildlife that are full of charm are worthy of being recorded by the lens. Here, even if you are sitting in the car, you can be very close to the animals, sometimes they will actively approach the car and interact with the tourists, so if you don't want to bring too heavy equipment, the 200mm lens is also You can shoot good animal close-ups. But for photography enthusiasts, I still recommend a telephoto lens with a telephoto, after all, here is the vast expanse of the prairie!

Unlike looking for animals on a buggy, we need to hike into the forest to search for them, more thrilling and close to nature. Walking on Safari to find wild animals starts at 6 in the morning and the temperature is a bit cold. The guide draws mokoro to take us to the nearby big island. The entire Safari needs to walk for 5 hours. Our guide (remembering foreigners will die in the stars) grew up in the delta, his mother was a Bushmen, taught him about nature and animals, and I admire the wizard. It is he has a pair of eagle eyes. Differentiate animals by feces and footprints, how to accurately distinguish animals from one kilometer away, the story of the queen of cocoa and termites, the way of survival of nature, as early as when he was a child, Bushman He has been taught for a long time, and most importantly, they love this land of existence in awe.

Who knows the best choice for chasing lions and cheetahs across the East African savannah? This is truly a hardcore experience that you'll remember for a lifetime!! I just got back and have compiled a super comprehensive guide to choosing between Kenya and Tanzania, plus tips to avoid common pitfalls. If you’ve stumbled upon this post, you’re in luck! ~ [Kenya vs Tanzania Quick Selection Guide] 🇰🇪 Kenya: Budget-Friendly Option ✔ Core area of the Great Migration: Maasai Mara ✔ Safari costs = 2/3 of Tanzania’s ✔ Ideal for students or first-time African travelers ~ 🇹🇿 Tanzania: Luxury Experience ✔ Serengeti Plains are 10 times larger than Maasai Mara ✔ Larger and denser animal populations ✔ Safari followed by a direct flight to Zanzibar for a beach vacation ~ 🌟 [Entry and Customs Tips] ✅ Apply for an e-visa on the official website in advance! Visa-free doesn’t mean you can enter directly; you need an ETA. ✅ Avoid exchanging money at the airport! Go to a TRADE BUREAU in the city. ✅ For SIM cards, choose AIRTEL/SAFARI (12GB ≈ $50). ⚠ Key Reminder: Don’t take public buses in Nairobi! Use Uber for all your transportation. 🗺 [7-Day Kenya Itinerary] DAY1⃣ Quick Tour of Nairobi 👉 Avoid: Giraffe Center/Nairobi Walk Safari 👉 Must-visit: KICC rooftop for a 360° panoramic view DAY2-4⃣ Explore Maasai Mara 💰 $350-420 gets you a 3-day, 2-night Safari tour 🦁 Big Five collection progress: 99%! 🌄 Hidden gem: Add-on experience at a Maasai village to explore their primitive lifestyle DAY5⃣ Romantic Nakuru Lake 💖 Pink storm alert! Witness millions of flamingos in their iconic scene 🚗 Recommended: Rent a car for a day trip DAY6-7⃣ Double Highlights at Amboseli 🐘 Family gathering of wild elephants 🗻 Mount Kilimanjaro as the perfect backdrop! ⚠ [Survival Tips] 1⃣ Prepare $5/day for driver tips 2⃣ Choose Safari vehicles with liftable roofs 3⃣ Bring a windbreaker for the temperature difference between morning and evening 4⃣ Must-have: Binoculars + 100-500mm camera lens! ~ Summer is the prime season for wildebeest river crossings! Witness the most spectacular scenes of the Great Migration, known as the "Heaven’s Crossing," in Kenya and Tanzania. If you want to capture the photo of a lifetime, don’t wait—go now!

Ladies! You absolutely cannot imagine how thrilling it is to drive your own car chasing giraffes on the African savanna! 🦒 As a seasoned traveler who just returned from Tanzania, I'm here to tell you: this is the correct way to experience an African safari! ❗【👇Click below, self-driving is the right way to experience a Safari】 ❗ 🔥【Why must you experience a self-drive Safari?】 1️⃣ Completely different from regular safari vehicles! Having the steering wheel in your own hands is absolutely exhilarating 2️⃣ You can stop anytime to take photos, stay as long as you want 3️⃣ The thrill of close encounters with wild animals is doubled! 🌍【Perfect self-driving destinations】 Arusha National Park: A unique experience driving directly from the city into the savanna, encountering giraffes, zebras, and flamingos along the way, ending at a paradise for black and white colobus monkeys Serengeti Plains: Witness the great animal migration firsthand, an ideal place to find the "Big Five" of Africa ⛺【Must-stay luxury camps】 ✨One Nature Nyaruswiga: Only 14 tents, excellent privacy, outdoor bathtubs facing the savanna, unique experience of tracking leopards and lions on foot ✨One Nature Mara River: Top-tier camp newly opened in 2024, directly facing the best viewpoint of the "Heavenly River Crossing," rare heated swimming pool, no worries about temperature differences between morning and evening ❗【👇Click below, self-driving is the right way to experience a Safari】 ❗

Serengeti National Park, located in northern Tanzania, is one of Africa's most renowned and world-class wildlife reserves. This vast expanse of grassland not only inspired the scenes in "The Lion King" but also serves as the grand stage for the annual migration of millions of animals. The park is home to a plethora of wildlife, including buffalo, zebras, antelopes, and hippos, which are commonly seen. Spotting elephants, lions, cheetahs, leopards, hyenas, ostriches, and giraffes, however, might require a bit of luck. Nevertheless, every safari here is filled with surprises and awe-inspiring moments. The roads within the park are mostly dirt tracks, creating a dusty and bumpy ride that preserves the area's pristine natural beauty. With significant temperature differences between morning and evening, it's advisable to bring warm clothing. During the day, the weather is dry and hot, so staying hydrated is essential. If you love animals and yearn for close encounters with nature, Serengeti is undoubtedly a dream destination you cannot miss in your lifetime. Whether you're following the footsteps of migrating animals or watching giraffes gracefully stroll across the grasslands at sunset, every moment here is unforgettable.

🔥A wild and crit tour designed specifically for photographers! 5 hours of golden light every day + unlock hidden camera positions Even National Geographic photographers secretly collect routes Now! immediately! Bring several memory cards with me 👇 🌍Tanzania 10 days and 9 nights photography tour: D01 Kilimanjaro Airport Pickup D02 Tarangire D03-07 Northern Serengeti D08-09 Ngorongoro Crater D10 Kilimanjaro departure ✨【Exclusive photography privileges】 ✅ Departure by exclusive off-road vehicle every morning (grab the morning flight spot) ✅ 8-seat Safari off-road vehicle throughout the journey (limited to 4 people per vehicle) ✅ The tour guide has the ability to predict animal behavior (accurately wait for famous scenes) ✅ Enter the core area of ​​the national park reserve (avoid the tourist crowds) ✅ Professional photography teachers on-site teaching (easy to get blockbuster movies) ✅ Drone aerial photography permits can be provided (requires advance notification) ✅ Free animal manual (including optimal parameter settings) 📸【Must-see amazing scenes】 ▫ Wildebeest crossing the river in Serengeti (seasonal only) ▫Ngoro flamingos courting (pink crit!) ▫Cheetah under the acacia tree (textbook-level composition) ▫Tarangire Riverside Camp (elephant silhouette resort) 📦 Tanzania Safari Preparation Checklist for Photographers 🌍 Certificates and documents ✅ Passport (valid for more than 6 months) ✅ Visa (apply for electronic visa in advance, or visa on arrival) ✅ Yellow fever vaccination certificate (small yellow book, may be randomly checked upon entry) ✅ Itinerary + flight ticket reservation (electronic version + printed backup) ✅ Travel insurance (covering medical rescue + Safari high-risk activities) 📸 Photography Equipment (Photographer Exclusive Edition) 🔹 Camera: Full frame + telephoto lens (at least 200-600mm) 🔹 Spare batteries (2-3 per day, charging is inconvenient on the grassland) 🔹 A large-capacity memory card (512G+ is recommended, as RAW format takes up a lot of space) 🔹 Dust cover (too much sand and dust, protect the device) 🔹 Drones (approval is required in advance, and some protected areas prohibit flying) 🔹 Tripod/monopod (essential for starry sky & time-lapse photography) 👕 Clothing suggestions ▪ Neutral colors (avoid bright colors that may scare animals, khaki/military green/brown are best) ▪ Warm jacket (the temperature difference between morning and night is large, and the Ngorongoro Crater may be below 10℃) ▪ Sun protection equipment (wide-brimmed hat + sunglasses + high-factor sunscreen, the equatorial sun is very strong) ▪ Comfortable hiking shoes (the grassland terrain is rugged, sand and thorn proof) 💊 Health 💊 Malaria medicine (consult your doctor in advance and take it preventively) 💊 Mosquito repellent spray (containing DEET to prevent mosquito bites) 💊 Gastrointestinal medicine + antidiarrheal medicine (for emergency treatment of acclimatization) 💊 Motion sickness medicine (the Safari off-road vehicle is very bumpy) 🎒 Other essentials 🔸 Conversion plug (British standard, voltage 220V) 🔸 Mobile power supply (the grassland camp may have limited power supply) 🔸 Telescope (very useful for observing animals at a distance) 🔸 Wet wipes + hand sanitizer (it is inconvenient to wash hands outdoors) ⚠ Important Tips 1⃣ Cash: Bring a small amount of US dollars (tips + emergencies), most campsites accept credit cards 2⃣ WiFi: Buy a local phone card (Airtel/Vodacom has better signal) 3⃣ Luggage restrictions: The weight limit for light aircraft is 15kg, soft bags are preferred When the silhouette of the giraffe crosses the equatorial sunset When the lion's roar shatters the morning dew on the grassland Every moment you press the shutter They are redefining the beauty of wildness🌅

#earthdayjourney The Serengeti is world-renowned for its epic wildlife migrations and vast savannahs. With strict conservation efforts, including anti-poaching programs and eco-lodges, the park is a leader in sustainable African tourism. Visitors witness the Great Migration, spot the Big Five, and stay in low-impact safari camps that employ local communities. Serengeti’s eco-tourism model ensures that tourism revenue supports both wildlife protection and surrounding villages. A safari here is more than just a game drive—it’s a journey into a living, breathing ecosystem where every choice supports long-term conservation.

#earthdayjourney Serengeti National Park is an ecological treasure, famous for the Great Migration—an awe-inspiring movement of over two million wildebeests, zebras, and gazelles. The park’s conservation efforts focus on protecting wildlife habitats, supporting local communities, and promoting eco-tourism. Visitors can embark on sustainable safaris in electric vehicles, stay at eco-lodges, and contribute to reforestation projects. Responsible tourism plays a vital role in preserving this UNESCO-listed wonder. Witnessing lions, elephants, and cheetahs in their natural habitat is an unforgettable experience, made even more meaningful by Serengeti’s dedication to wildlife protection and sustainable travel practices.

If you have a long holiday, why not take a trip to Tanzania? The Great Migration is a feast for the senses that you can experience in Tanzania. In addition to the migration, professional guides will explain animal habits, allowing you to truly integrate into this wild African land. Remember, the adventure here depends on your choices, whether you are willing to challenge the unknown and let yourself be truly surrounded by the wildness of Africa. During the seven-day trip, you will discover that this land has a vastness and tranquility that you have never seen before. This guide will be your best choice for your trip to Tanzania! / 🗺️Itinerary: Day 1: Kilimanjaro/Arusha Airport pick-up — Arusha As soon as you set foot on the land of Tanzania, the strong African customs will flood into your nose. Quickly arrive in Arusha to start our adventure. Day 2: Tarangire National Park At the break of dawn, we will embark on an exploration of Tarangire National Park to experience the original natural charm. Day 3: Lake Manyara National Park Today, we will go to Lake Manyara National Park to enjoy the scenery of the lake and mountains and wander in the mysteries of the African continent. Day 4: Ngorongoro National Park — Serengeti National Park — Ngorongoro National Park The most important thing of the day is in the morning. We will set off early, first to Ngorongoro National Park, and then to Serengeti. While looking for animal habits, feel the Great Migration and be surrounded by wild Africa. Day 5: Serengeti National Park — Ngorongoro National Park Now we will continue to swim in Serengeti National Park and Ngorongoro National Park to feel the unique charm of African nature and get up close to the vast grasslands and charming wildlife. Day 6: Ngorongoro Crater On the last day of the trip, we will explore the mystery of the Ngorongoro Crater and once again feel the uncanny workmanship of nature. Day 7: Arusha — Kilimanjaro Airport drop-off On the last day, we return to Arusha, full of rich gains from the in-depth experience of wild Africa, and take a plane to start our journey home, looking forward to the next trip. / Travel tips: 1️⃣Time difference 🕜: Dear friends, please note that Tanzania is 5 hours behind China. Please pay attention to the schedule. 2️⃣Shopping for specialties 💰: Tanzania is a country of gems, especially tanzanite and sapphire. The selling prices will vary. Please carefully judge whether the purchase price is reasonable. 3️⃣Weather conditions ⛅: Traveling to Tanzania in March, the weather is warm and humid, with an average temperature of 25°C during the day and 20°C at night. It is best to dress comfortably. / 🌈Bring a smile, let go of fatigue, come to Tanzania, and say to yourself: You deserve the beautiful world! ✨That's the meaning of travel. 💗

Embark on a 7-day Tanzanian adventure and witness the Great Migration on the African savanna! Immerse yourself in the wild, observe animal behavior up close, and experience the raw power and beauty of nature. Join us on this unforgettable African journey! -- Tanzania, one of the cradles of humankind, boasts the magnificent Mount Kilimanjaro and a rich diversity of wildlife🦁. With its unique regional customs and warm hospitality, it's the perfect destination to experience the wild beauty of Africa! -- 🌟Suggested Itinerary: Tanzania Wildlife Safari🌟 Day 1: Kilimanjaro Airport Pickup🛬️—Check in to Arusha Arrive at Kilimanjaro Airport and transfer to Arusha for check in at your hotel. Rest and prepare for the upcoming adventure. Day 2: Tarangire National Park Exploration🦒 Spend the day exploring Tarangire National Park, tracking giraffes, elephants, and other wildlife, and experiencing the vastness of the African savanna. Day 3: Lake Manyara National Park Tour🌊 Visit Lake Manyara National Park, where you'll search for zebras, antelopes, and other animals amidst the stunning scenery, experiencing Tanzania's unique natural beauty. Days 4-5: Serengeti National Park Immersion🦁 Spend two days exploring the heart of Serengeti National Park, a crucial part of the Great Migration route. Witness this spectacular event and observe animal behavior up close. Day 6: Ngorongoro Crater Exploration🦝 Visit Ngorongoro Crater, a wildlife paradise with a breathtaking, unique ecosystem within its caldera. Day 7: Departure from Arusha🚗—Kilimanjaro Airport Drop-off🛫️ Conclude your incredible Tanzanian journey with a transfer from Arusha to Kilimanjaro Airport for your flight home, filled with cherished memories. -- Recommended Attractions: ✨Serengeti National Park ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Tanzania Opening Hours: 6:00 am–6:00 pm Duration: 2–3 days This renowned Tanzanian national park is home to a vast array of large animals, sure to amaze you! 🌳Tarangire National Park ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: P.O. Box 3134 – ARUSHA Opening Hours: 6:30 am–6:30 pm Duration: 1 day Want to see tree-climbing lions? Explore elephant herds? Discover the unique baobab trees? This park has it all, and plenty of elephants too! 🐘Ngorongoro Conservation Area ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania Opening Hours: 6:00 am–6:00 pm Duration: 1 day As a vital wildlife sanctuary in Africa, this area boasts diverse flora and fauna, making it a haven for nature lovers. 🦜Lake Manyara National Park ⭐⭐⭐ Address: Tanzania Opening Hours: All day Duration: 1 day With picturesque scenery, this park is a birdwatcher's paradise, especially with the breathtaking sight of flamingos in flight! -- Travel Essentials: 🧳 What to Pack for Your Trip to Tanzania! 📞 SIM Card: Don't forget a local SIM card for easy communication and internet access. Research suitable data plans. 🔌 Adapter: Tanzanian outlets may differ, so bring an adapter for charging your devices. 🪪 Documents: Ensure you have your passport, visa, and copies of both, just in case. 👕 Clothing: March is hot in Tanzania, so pack shorts, t-shirts, and a hat for sun protection. 🔋 Charger and Power Bank: Keep your phone charged with these essentials. 🧴 Sunscreen and Mosquito Repellent: Protect yourself from the strong sun and mosquitoes. 💊 Common Medications: Pack common medications like pain relievers, cold medicine, and band-aids, just in case. -- Your Tanzanian adventure has come to an end. We hope you return home with wonderful memories. See you next time!👋✨

Embarking on a Tanzania wildlife safari is an exhilarating journey into the heart of East Africa’s natural wonders. Renowned for its breathtaking landscapes and diverse ecosystems, Tanzania offers an unparalleled safari experience. The country is home to iconic national parks and reserves such as the Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater, and Tarangire, where vast savannahs stretch as far as the eye can see, teeming with an incredible array of wildlife. Visitors have the chance to witness the legendary Great Migration, a spectacle where millions of wildebeest and other herbivores traverse the Serengeti in search of fresh grazing grounds. The Ngorongoro Crater, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, presents a unique setting with its enclosed volcanic caldera, hosting an abundance of wildlife, including the elusive black rhinoceros. Meanwhile, Tarangire National Park boasts a diverse landscape and is famous for its large elephant population. Accompanied by expert guides, travelers can immerse themselves in the untamed beauty of Tanzania, encountering the “Big Five” and a myriad of other fascinating creatures while creating memories that will last a lifetime. #travel#couplestrip#beachlife#staycation#naturalwonders#thingstodo#seascapes#familytravel#myitinerary#citydaytours#trip

#2月好地方2025 📌Must-visit attractions🔥1️⃣ **Serengeti National Park** The shocking scene of the great migration of African animals! From June to October every year, millions of wildebeests cross the grasslands, and lions and hyenas wait for their chance to strike...🎯📝Reminder: Only by chartering a car + a professional tour guide can you go deep into the core area, and the early bird catches the worm~ 2️⃣ **Mount Kilimanjaro** Challenge of the roof of Africa! Climb to the top to watch the sunrise over the sea of ​​clouds, with the snow-capped mountains reflecting the equatorial sun, an unforgettable experience! 🏔️⚠️Make an appointment six months in advance, remember to hire a porter + oxygen tank, altitude sickness is no joke! 3️⃣ **Zanzibar Stone Town** Pearl of the Indian Ocean! Wander through the narrow alleys with Arabic style, buy handmade silver jewelry, and drink clove tea while sitting on the coral reef at sunset🌊 📌Cultural Experience✨🔺 **Visit the Maasai Village** Warriors in red robes dance the "adumu dance", drink cow blood wine (be careful!), and live in round houses made of cow dung. It's a primitive shock! 🔺 **Dar es Salaam Market** Spices are piled up like mountains, wood carvings, animal skins, lacquerware... Bargaining starts at half price and you will get super cool souvenirs! 📌Accommodation Guide🏨🔹Wilderness Luxury Tent: "Singita" in Serengeti, watch lions walk and eat breakfast, price... but worth it! 🔹Shicheng old house converted into a B&B: Open the window to see the Arabian Sea, there are drummer performances at night, and you can travel through "One Thousand and One Nights" in a second 📌Transportation Tips🚗✈️Fly directly to Dar Es Salaam, then take a domestic flight or charter a car. 🚌Don’t take public transportation! Wild animals are rampant on the road, so only experienced drivers dare to drive at night... 📌Survival Guide ⚠️🔻Get Vaccinated! Yellow fever, cholera and malaria are all important! 🔻Don’t touch children casually! The tribe has taboos, and it is safest to greet with "Jambo!" 🔻Remember to bring: high-power sunscreen, mosquito repellent clothing, US dollars in cash (ATMs often break down), rubber-soled shoes (dirt roads are very slippery) ✨Tanzania is not the stereotype of "Africa", but another world of wildness, primitiveness and breathtaking beauty. Go there once and your life perspective will be upgraded directly! 📈

Africa is beautiful, but you have to accept its shortcomings. It's worth a visit! Below are some tips that I hope will be helpful to other travelers. Preparation & Essentials: 1. Documents: Electronic visa (the travel agency helped me apply for one in January; visa-free travel wasn't available then). 2. Cash: The two of us exchanged USD 500 + one credit card. USD 100 was in single dollar bills for tips. Make sure the bills are from 2013 or later. ***Note: If you're going to both Tanzania and Kenya, the shillings are not interchangeable, and the exchange rates differ significantly. Exchange a small amount of each, but using US dollars is often very convenient. 3. SIM Card: If visiting both Tanzania and Kenya, it's recommended to buy a dedicated SIM card online, as the SIM cards for these two countries are not interchangeable. Alternatively, using your phone's international roaming package with a daily cap of CNY 30 is very convenient. Safari: We went specifically to see more animals and exciting moments. You can communicate with the driver and guide to depart earlier in the morning or return to the hotel later, as many animals rest during midday. 4. Bag: Bring a large outdoor backpack to store all your documents, photography equipment, and money. Keep your bag with you at all times! 5. Clothing: Sportswear, light and breathable base layers for morning and evening are very comfortable! Pack a waterproof and warm jacket – rain on the savannah can come unexpectedly! Slippers (I wore slippers throughout the safari for comfortable photo-taking and resting; remember to wear socks, don't go barefoot!). ***It's recommended to pack clothes according to the number of safari days, as you'll get covered in dust and sweat after a day out! 6. Medicine: Huoxiang Zhengqi (a traditional Chinese medicine), allergy medication (essential for those prone to allergies), gastrointestinal medicine, motion sickness patches (medication makes you drowsy, and you need to be alert to see the animals), and ibuprofen (Tanzania has some high-altitude areas, which can cause headaches). Mosquito Repellent: Wear mosquito repellent bracelets on your wrists and ankles, 24 hours a day. It's recommended to bring an electronic mosquito repellent or repellent patches. I didn't bring any and regretted it – the mosquitoes were relentless. Dust Protection: Many people mention sunscreen, but dust protection is equally important on safari, as it's all dirt roads! A face mask that covers your neck is essential. Bring several replaceable masks based on the number of days you'll be on safari. A nasal irrigator is also recommended, as your nostrils will be filled with black dirt. 7. Hat: ***Be sure to bring a hat with a string so it won't blow away. It's easy to lose your hat when standing up to take pictures with the car roof open during the safari. 8. Daily Necessities: Insulated water bottle, neck pillow, lumbar pillow, essential toiletries such as toothbrush, toothpaste, and facial cleanser. You can also bring travel-sized shower gel, shampoo, and a hairdryer. Pack a few pairs of disposable underwear and socks just in case. Sanitary napkins are essential if needed, as they are not readily available locally. Bring large packs of tissues and wet wipes, as you'll spend most of the day in the car during the safari. Nail clippers and dental floss are also useful. 9. Other: Snacks! I brought a bottle of Lao Gan Ma (chili sauce), and it was the best decision ever. Lunch during the safari is usually a packed lunch from the hotel, which can be bland, but Lao Gan Ma makes all the difference! I also brought four packs of instant noodles, which was a lifesaver for my taste buds. The guide and driver usually provide bottled water in the car, and there's a car refrigerator. If you prefer other drinks, you can buy them at a convenience store and ask the guide to keep them chilled. A bottle of ice-cold cola at noon is incredibly refreshing!

Arusha, Tanzania: A Two-Week In-Depth Travel Guide✨ Hey everyone! I just got back from two amazing weeks in Arusha, and I've put together this comprehensive guide. If you're planning a trip to Arusha, this is all you need! Arusha is a tourism hotspot in Tanzania. Whether you're going on safari or exploring mysterious tribes, it's a super convenient starting point. Must-See Attractions 1. Safari: Serengeti National Park and Ngorongoro Conservation Area are absolute must-sees! You can book a tour from Arusha. A 3-day itinerary costs around USD 500-600 (excluding tips). In the Serengeti, you can witness the spectacular wildebeest migration. The Ngorongoro Conservation Area, with its diverse ecosystem within the crater, offers incredible wildlife viewing opportunities. It's an unforgettable experience! 2. Tribal Exploration: The Hadzabe tribe is a very primitive tribe that still maintains its traditional hunting lifestyle, even eating their prey raw. They are truly wild. Then there's the Maasai tribe, with its unique culture and traditional clothing. Book a tour to experience tribal life firsthand. 3. Chemka Hot Springs: This is a hidden gem near Arusha and Moshi, with almost no negative reviews! The entrance fee is only TZS 10,000 (about RMB 28). There are many ways to get there, and taking a bus and then a Bajaji is super cost-effective. I went twice myself, I loved it so much! Soaking in the warm springs surrounded by natural beauty is incredibly relaxing. 4. Napuru Waterfalls: Located at the foot of Mount Meru, these waterfalls are truly magnificent. You can get there by bus. It's a popular spot for photos, and the refreshing spray of the waterfall is a welcome relief. 5. Cultural Heritage Centre: Located in Arusha town, you can get there by minibus for TZS 600. There's no entrance fee, and you can immerse yourself in a colorful world of art. You can easily spend an afternoon here. It's a must-visit! However, the souvenirs are quite expensive, so it's best just to browse. You can find souvenirs elsewhere. 6. Maasai Market: This market is full of Maasai crafts, with tons of shops selling similar items. Be prepared to haggle, as the prices are often inflated. For example, a small pendant that costs TZS 1,000 elsewhere might be initially priced at TZS 12,000/8,000/5,000 here. You can also bargain down beautiful fridge magnets from TZS 15,000 to TZS 5,000. Remember to bargain hard! Hidden Gem Shops 1. Meru Paradise View: This spot offers breathtaking panoramic views of Arusha. Go in the evening to watch the sunset over the city. The atmosphere is amazing, and it's perfect for taking photos. 2. Kitamu Coffee: This is a super atmospheric coffee shop with free Wi-Fi, popular with both locals and tourists. Order a coffee, sit by the window, and enjoy a relaxing afternoon. 3. The Hub Arusha: This is the place to be on weekends! The music is fantastic, and it's full of people. It feels like stepping into Europe. It usually gets lively after 11pm. Dance to the music and let loose! 4. Aces Lounge & Restaurant: This bar has a great atmosphere and is also lively on weekends. While it's not as crowded as The Hub, it has a unique music style. If you're looking for a different vibe, check this place out. Arusha is truly amazing! Save this guide and get ready for a spontaneous adventure!

Arusha, a small city in Tanzania, is the perfect starting point for a fantastic East African journey. Today, I'm sharing my Arusha travel guide with you all.📖 Preparation 🎒 A visa is required for Tanzania in advance. You can find a reliable travel agency to handle it for you, which is convenient and fast. Keep an eye on the official websites of major airlines and travel platforms for flight tickets. Booking in advance can get you better deals. In addition to regular clothing and skincare products, be sure to bring mosquito repellent, sunscreen, comfortable sneakers, and a camera with a telephoto lens. The animals here are definitely worth capturing! Attractions 🌟 Arusha National Park: The entrance fee is about $35. This park encapsulates the diverse landscapes of East Africa, from lush forests to vast grasslands and tranquil lakes. As soon as you enter the park, you can see herds of giraffes gracefully eating leaves, and if you're lucky, you might even spot a cheetah lurking in the grass. Hike through the park, listen to the birdsong, and feel the purity of nature. Ngorongoro Crater: The entrance fee is around $60. Known as the "Garden of Eden in Africa," this massive collapsed volcano is one of the largest craters in the world. Standing on the edge and looking down, the spectacular scenery is breathtaking. The crater is home to a variety of wildlife, including zebras, wildebeests, elephants, and even the rare black rhinoceros. It's like a wild animal carnival. Serengeti National Park: The entrance fee is approximately $50. A must-see in your lifetime! This is the kingdom of animals, and the annual Great Migration is a world wonder. Millions of wildebeests, zebras, and other animals trek across the grasslands, raising dust. The scene is beyond words. Driving through the park, you might encounter lions, cheetahs, and other predators at any time. Food 🍱 In Arusha, you must try the local barbecue. Tender and juicy beef and lamb, paired with unique spices, are grilled to perfection. One bite will fill you with happiness. Also, try Ugali, a traditional Tanzanian staple made from corn flour. It has a firm texture and is usually served with various stews, offering a unique flavor. Don't miss the street fruit stalls either. Mangoes, bananas, and pineapples are sweet and cheap, allowing you to enjoy fruit freedom. Accommodation 🏠 If you have a sufficient budget, you can choose the Serengeti Serena Safari Lodge, which is located within the national park. You can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the grasslands right from your window, and the service is also very attentive. If you're looking for value for money, the Arusha Coffee Lodge is a good choice. It offers a comfortable environment, affordable prices, and local specialty coffee. Transportation 🚗 In Arusha, it is recommended to hire a car, which allows you to arrange your itinerary freely and stop to admire the scenery at any time. There are many reputable car rental companies in the area. Discuss the price and itinerary with them in advance. The drivers are generally very familiar with the road conditions and attractions and can also act as tour guides. Everyone, Arusha is truly a place full of surprises. Pack your bags and embark on a spontaneous East African adventure!💃

Friends! Get ready for a 24-day in-depth tour of Ethiopia and other countries! This comprehensive guide has everything you need. Save it now! -- 🌟 Itinerary: Days 1-2: Depart from Beijing, Shanghai, or Guangzhou and arrive in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Then, travel to Nairobi, Kenya. Days 3-7: Explore Kenya, visiting Lake Elmenteita, Naivasha, and the Maasai Mara. Afterward, head to Tanzania to see Serengeti National Park and the Ngorongoro Crater. Days 8-10: Depart from Karatu and witness the majestic Mount Meru volcano. Then, visit the Dorze people in Ethiopia before arriving in Victoria Falls. Days 11-15: Explore Victoria Falls, then travel to Zambia and Botswana to discover the natural beauty of the Okavango Delta. Days 16-19: Journey through Namibia, experiencing the breweries of Henties Bay, then head to Windhoek, followed by the Sossusvlei desert, where you'll climb the famous Dune 45. Days 20-23: Travel to Cape Town, South Africa, and enjoy a few days of city sightseeing before returning to Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Day 24: Depart from Addis Ababa and return to Beijing, marking the end of this African adventure! 🎉 -- 🧳 Packing List: 📞 A local SIM card is essential for easy communication. 🔄 Bring a universal adapter for various outlet types. 🪪 Ensure you have all necessary documents: passport, visa, and flight tickets. 👕 Pack light, breathable clothing suitable for March weather. 🔋 Don't forget chargers and a power bank to keep your devices powered up. 💊 Carry essential medications for any unexpected health issues. 💰 Bring sufficient cash and credit cards for convenient shopping and dining. -- This Ethiopian adventure offers a taste of multiple countries, all covered in this comprehensive guide! Embark on your journey and create your own unforgettable African memories!

Hey friends, the Qingming Festival holiday is just around the corner! Want to explore Tanzania and other countries? Check out this 14-day multi-country tour guide and get ready for an African adventure! -------- Suggested Itinerary: D1: 🛫 Depart and arrive at Kilimanjaro, starting your African journey! D2-D3: 🏞️ Kilimanjaro → Ngorongoro → Serengeti, immerse yourself in nature! D4-D6: 🦁 Serengeti → Maasai Mara, explore the animal kingdom! D7-D9: 🌊 Maasai Mara → Lake Bogoria → Lake Naivasha → Nairobi, enjoy the stunning scenery! D10: 🛫 Fly from Nairobi to Victoria Falls, experience the breathtaking waterfall! D11-D12: 🌳 Victoria Falls → Livingstone, discover natural wonders! D13: 🛬 Fly back to Shanghai from Victoria Falls, concluding your wonderful journey! D14: 🏠 Arrive back home in Shanghai Pudong! -------- Must-See Attractions: Maasai Mara National Reserve 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Address: Ololoimutiek Gate Masai Mara Narok Opening Hours: Open all day Duration: 1-2 days This is a paradise for wildlife and a must-see! Victoria Falls 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Address: Mosi-o-tunya Road, Livingstone, Zambia Opening Hours: 6:00 am - 6:00 pm Duration: 2-4 hours The immense volume of water and the 100-meter drop of the Devil's Falls will leave you in awe. Giraffe Centre 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Address: Duma Rd, Nairobi, Kenya Opening Hours: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Duration: 1-2 hours Home to Rothschild giraffes, this is a unique opportunity to get up close and personal with these graceful creatures. Serengeti National Park 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Address: Tanzania Opening Hours: 6:00 am - 6:00 pm Duration: 2-3 days A famous national park in Tanzania, home to a variety of large animals, and the perfect place for an adventure. Lake Naivasha 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Address: Kenya Opening Hours: 7:00 am - 6:00 pm Duration: 2 hours Known as the pearl of the Great Rift Valley, the tranquil lakeside, diverse animal life, and beautiful scenery make it a great place to relax. -------- Travel Essentials: 📞 SIM Card: Remember to activate international roaming or purchase a local SIM card to stay connected. 🔌 Adapter: Tanzania uses British-style plugs, so bring an adapter for your electronics. 📘 Documents: Passport, visa, and yellow fever vaccination certificate are all essential. 👕 Clothing: Pack light clothing, sun protection, a hat, and sunglasses for Tanzania's tropical climate in March. 🔋 Charger and Power Bank: Keep your phone and camera charged throughout your trip with a charger and power bank. These essentials will help you embark on your multi-country journey with ease! -------- This concludes our multi-country tour guide. We hope this information helps you plan your African adventure. Have a wonderful trip!

#outdooradventure 🌍 Why Visit Serengeti? Serengeti National Park is Africa’s most famous safari destination, known for: ✅ The Great Migration – Over 1.5 million wildebeests & zebras 🦓 ✅ Home to the Big Five – Lions, Elephants, Rhinos, Leopards & Buffalos 🦁🐘🐆 ✅ Stunning landscapes – Endless golden savannas & acacia trees 🌅🌳 --- 🚀 How to Reach Serengeti ✈️ By Air: Fly to Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO) ✈️ or Arusha (ARK) Take a domestic flight to Serengeti’s airstrips 🛩️ (Seronera, Kogatende, etc.) 🚗 By Road (From Arusha): 6-7 hour drive 🚙 with stunning views along the way Can be done as part of a guided safari tour --- 🎢 Top Things to Do in Serengeti 🦓 1. Witness the Great Migration (July–October) Millions of wildebeests & zebras cross crocodile-infested rivers 🐊 Best spots: Mara River & Grumeti River 🦁 2. Go on a Big Five Safari Spot majestic lions, elusive leopards, and giant elephants Early morning & late afternoon game drives offer the best sightings 🌄 🎈 3. Hot Air Balloon Safari Float above the Serengeti at sunrise ☀️ Enjoy a champagne breakfast after landing 🍾🥂 🌅 4. Sunset Game Drive See predators like cheetahs & hyenas start their night hunt 🐆 Watch the sun set over the endless plains 🌇 🏕️ 5. Stay in a Luxury Tented Camp Sleep under the stars while listening to the sounds of the wild ✨🦉 Best picks: Four Seasons Safari Lodge, Singita Grumeti, & Serengeti Bushtops 🎭 6. Visit a Maasai Village Experience the rich culture of the Maasai warriors 🏹 Learn about their traditions, dances, and way of life --- 🍛 Food & Dining in the Wild Many lodges offer bush dinners & picnic breakfasts 🌿🍽️ #citydaytours #resorts #seascapes #travel #couplestrip #beachlife #thingstodo #naturalwonders #museums #myitinerary

On the vast savannahs of Africa, the silhouette of acacia trees intertwines with the setting sun, the shimmering lakes reflect the migrating herds, termite mounds dot the land like sculptures, and impalas leap gracefully over the bushes. This is a celebration of life and an awakening of the soul. If you long to escape the hustle and bustle and embrace the most primitive rhythm of nature, follow us on a journey through the wild beauty of Africa. Acacia Trees: Guardians and Legends of the Savannah Acacia trees are the symbol of the African savannah. They are not only a delicacy for giraffes but also a symbol of wisdom in the ecosystem. These tall leguminous plants use hard thorns and secreted tannins to resist grazing and even form an "alliance" with ants: ants live in the swollen thorns and use their venom to repel invaders such as elephants and giraffes, while acacia trees provide ants with nests and nectar. In the Maasai Mara or Serengeti, you will see giraffes gracefully feeding under the acacia trees. Their dexterous tongues avoid the thorns, engaging in a survival game with the trees that has lasted millions of years, a magnificent epic of natural selection. Lakes and Rivers: Cradles of Life Africa's lakes and rivers are the lifeline of wildlife. Kenya's Lake Nakuru is famous for its flocks of pink flamingos, and the shores are home to rhinos, buffaloes, and other animals. The Mara River and Grumeti River are the "battlefields of life and death" for migrating wildebeests, where crocodiles lurk in the water and lions wait for their chance, staging the most shocking survival battle in nature. During the rainy season, the rivers nourish the savannah, the bushes flourish, and provide shelter for herbivores such as impalas. Standing by the lake, you will witness the eternal symphony of water and life. Bushes and Impalas: Graceful Ballet of the Savannah The bushes are the hidden stage of the African savannah, and impalas are the most graceful dancers here. They are agile, their black-spotted fur flickers in the sunlight, and when they leap, they are like musical notes flowing through the green waves. These nimble herbivores often move in small groups, and their alert nature makes them the target of cheetah hunts. In Amboseli National Park, with Mount Kilimanjaro as a backdrop, the scene of impalas and elephant herds coexisting forms a natural picture of dynamic and static harmony. Termite Mounds: Miracles of the Micro World Seemingly inconspicuous, termite mounds are the cornerstone of the savannah ecosystem. These "castles" built by millions of termites are several meters high, with precise internal structures that can regulate temperature and humidity. The fertile soil around the mounds attracts plant growth, which in turn becomes a habitat for lizards, birds, and even meerkats. In the morning light of the Serengeti, the mounds stand like silent sentinels, witnessing the vitality of the savannah day after day. Recommended Itinerary: Immersive Wild Experience 1. Classic Maasai Mara Safari: Ride a 4x4 across the savannah, track the "Big Five," and wait under the acacia trees for the sunset to turn the savannah golden. 2. Lake Nakuru Bird Watching Tour: Stroll along the lake shore, watch the flamingo flocks spread like pink clouds across the sky, and encounter endangered black rhinos. 3. Amboseli Ecological Exploration: Observe the interaction between elephant herds and impalas with the snow-capped mountains as a backdrop, and feel the harmony of life and nature. 4. Serengeti Hot Air Balloon Tour: Overlook the migration from the sky and witness the spectacular scene of wildebeests crossing the rapids. Travel Tips - Best Season: July to October is the peak of animal migration, and the savannah landscape is the most magnificent. - Photography Equipment: Use a telephoto lens to capture close-ups of wildlife and a wide-angle lens to record the vastness of the savannah. - Cultural Respect: When visiting Maasai villages, please follow local customs and do not take photos of residents without permission. Every inch of African land tells the story of life. Here, the resilience of acacia trees, the surging lakes, the agility of impalas, and the silence of termite mounds weave a giant web of nature, waiting to be touched and heard.

A 24-day in-depth tour of Ethiopia and other countries, exploring mysterious Africa and experiencing the customs of many countries, is definitely a journey not to be missed! Come and join me! -------- Ethiopia, a treasure on the roof of Africa, has a rich historical heritage and unique rock churches💒. Travel to multiple countries, feel the mysterious charm of Ethiopia, and explore the diverse customs of the African continent! -------- 🌟 Route Overview: D1: Depart from Beijing, Shanghai or Guangzhou to Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia. D2-D8: Visit Nairobi, Lake Elmonteita and Naivasha in Kenya, then go to Masai Mara and Serengeti National Park in Tanzania, and finally arrive at Mount Kilimanjaro in Ethiopia. D9-D12: Explore Arbaminchi and Turmi in Ethiopia, then return to Addis Ababa. D13-D16: Go to Namibia and visit Windhoek, Walvis Bay and Sossusvlei Desert. D17-D20: Enter Botswana and experience the natural scenery of Ghanzi, Maun and Okavango Delta. D21-D22: Arrive in Zambia and Zimbabwe, visit Chobe and the spectacular Victoria Falls. D23-D24: End the multi-country tour, return to Addis Ababa from Victoria Falls, and fly back to Beijing, Shanghai or Guangzhou. -------- Tips for visiting: - Compare the prices of specialty products from different stores to avoid being cheated by high prices🛍️ - The exchange rate of RMB to Ethiopian Birr is about 17.59. It is more convenient to convert in advance💸 - If you are travelling to multiple countries, you need to apply for a visa in advance to ensure a worry-free trip📖 - Travel safely, avoid going out alone late at night, it is safer to travel with others👫 - Respect local customs and do not commit illegal or offensive acts🙅‍♀️ -------- 🎉A trip to Ethiopia and other countries has brought countless wonderful memories. I hope everyone has a great time and has no regrets!

Winter travel is a good choice! Explore Ethiopia and other countries, and enjoy a 24-day travel guide! Super practical tips, don't miss it~ / Route suggestions: DAY 1: 🛫 Depart for Addis Ababa Depart from Beijing, Shanghai, or Guangzhou and take an evening flight to the capital of Ethiopia. DAY 2-DAY 5: 🌍 Explore Kenya and Tanzania Upon arrival, tour Addis Ababa, then head to Nairobi, Kenya, to explore Lake Elmenteita and Naivasha. Next, the wildlife of the Maasai Mara awaits you, then head to Serengeti National Park in Tanzania. DAY 6-DAY 12: 🚁 Fly over the Serengeti and visit Ngorongoro Experience the grandeur of the Serengeti, head to the Ngorongoro Crater and Karatu. Then, take a photo at the foot of Kilimanjaro and return to Ethiopia. DAY 13-DAY 16: 🌵 A wonderful journey in Namibia Travel from Addis Ababa to Windhoek, Namibia, visit the Himba tribe along the way, and arrive at Walvis Bay. Then, cross the Sossusvlei Desert and experience the wonders of nature. DAY 17-DAY 20: 🐘 The call of the wild in Botswana Head to Hansi, Botswana, and explore the Okavango Delta in Maun for an up-close encounter with wildlife. Then, head to Nata and Chobe to continue your adventure. DAY 21-DAY 23: 💦 The shock of Victoria Falls Arrive at Victoria Falls, on the border of Zambia and Zimbabwe, and feel the majestic momentum of the falls. Finally, return to Addis Ababa and end this African journey. DAY 24: 🛬 Go home Take a flight from Addis Ababa back to Beijing, Shanghai, or Guangzhou. / Travel preparation: 🧳 📞 A phone card is needed for easy contact, and unlimited data is ideal. 🔌 A plug adapter is a must-have, and different plugs can be used for multi-country travel. 🪪 Be sure to bring all your documents, including visas and passports. 👕 If you go to Ethiopia in February, prepare more light clothing and do enough sun protection. 🔋 Chargers and power banks, keep your phone charged at all times. / Multi-country customs, all the way, the journey to Ethiopia is just the beginning, more exciting, waiting for you to explore!

14-day in-depth tour of Tanzania and more, experience the customs of multiple countries, and enjoy the magnificence and mystery of the African continent. An adventure not to be missed! . 🎈Itinerary: Day 1: Depart from Shanghai Pudong, fly to Addis Ababa, and transfer to Kilimanjaro. Day 2-5: Explore the African wilderness! Depart from Kilimanjaro, pass through Ngorongoro, and head to the magnificent Serengeti National Park to explore the wild charm of Africa. Day 6-7: Stay in the Serengeti, then head to the Masai Mara National Reserve to experience the shock of the African savannah. Day 8-9: Travel from Masai Mara to Lake Bogoria and Lake Naivasha to experience the tranquility and beauty of African lakes, and finally arrive in Nairobi. Day 10-12: Fly to the spectacular Victoria Falls City, explore Livingstone, and experience the grandeur of Victoria Falls again. Day 13-14: Return from Victoria Falls City to Addis Ababa, then fly back to Shanghai Pudong to end this unforgettable African journey! 🎉 . Must-see attractions: 🌟 Masai Mara National Reserve 🌟🌟 📍Address: Ololoimutiek Gate Masai Mara Narok ⏰Opening hours: Open all day 🕒Duration: 1-2 days This is the Masai Mara, known as the paradise of wild animals, you definitely can't miss it! 🌟 Victoria Falls 🌟🌟 📍Address: Mosi-o-tunya Road, Livingstone, Zambia ⏰Opening hours: 06:00-18:00 🕒Duration: 2-4 hours With a huge amount of water and a drop of up to 100 meters, it is known as the Devil's Falls, and its majestic momentum will definitely shock you! 🌟 Serengeti National Park 🌟🌟 📍Address: Tanzania ⏰Opening hours: 6:00-18:00 🕒Duration: 2-3 days A famous national park in Tanzania, you can see many large animals, it is a vivid classroom of the African savannah! 🌟 Giraffe Center 🌟🌟 📍Address: Duma Rd, Nairobi, Kenya ⏰Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 🕒Duration: 1-2 hours There is a display of Rothschild giraffes here, which is a good opportunity for you to get close to these elegant animals! 🌟 Lake Naivasha 🌟🌟 📍Address: Kenya ⏰Opening hours: 07:00-18:00 🕒Duration: 2 hours Lake Naivasha is a bright pearl in the Great Rift Valley of East Africa. The lakeside environment is quiet, and there are many kinds of animals. It is a close combination of nature and ecology. . Travel essentials: 🧳 📞 Prepare a phone card, so you can stay in touch. 🔌 Bring a plug adapter, as the voltage varies in different countries. 🪪 Passport and visa are important, so you can pass through customs smoothly. 👕 If you go to Tanzania in January, bring summer clothes, and don't forget sunscreen. 🔋 Chargers and power banks, so your phone and camera won't run out of power. Traveling to multiple countries, these essentials will make your trip more enjoyable! 🎉 . The Tanzania trip is over, and you have experienced the customs of many countries. Do you also want to go on a trip? Don't forget to share your story! 🌍✨

With the Lunar New Year approaching, are you ready for an exotic getaway? Check out this 24-day tour of Ethiopia and more, and experience the unique cultures of multiple countries for a truly unforgettable New Year! . 🗓 Itinerary: D1: Depart for Ethiopia Depart from Beijing, Shanghai, or Guangzhou on an evening flight to Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia. D2-D6: Explore Kenya's Wildlife Transfer to Nairobi after arriving in Addis Ababa, then head to Masai Mara and Serengeti National Park to experience the wild beauty of the African savannah and get up close and personal with wildlife. D7-D11: Discover Tanzania's Natural Wonders From Ngorongoro to Lake Manyara, then fly to the mysterious and majestic Mount Kilimanjaro, and finally return to Addis Ababa to experience the unique charm of the African continent. D12-D17: Adventure in Namibia Fly from Addis Ababa to Windhoek to begin your Namibian adventure. Visit Etosha National Park, experience the primitive charm of the Himba people, then head to Walvis Bay and Sossusvlei to explore the wonders of nature. D18-D20: Explore Botswana's Okavango Delta Depart from Windhoek, pass through Ghanzi and Maun, and finally arrive at the Okavango Delta to experience the ecological beauty of this unique wetland. D21-D22: Zambia's Victoria Falls Tour Leave the Okavango Delta, head to Chobe and Livingstone, and finally arrive at Victoria Falls to admire the magnificent scenery of the world-famous Victoria Falls. D23-D24: End Your African Journey and Return Home Fly from Victoria Falls to Addis Ababa, then transfer back to Beijing to end this unforgettable African journey. . Travel Preparation: 📞 SIM Card: Remember to activate international roaming or buy a local SIM card in advance for easy communication. 🔌 Plug Adapter: You'll encounter all kinds of plugs when traveling to multiple countries, so it's best to bring an adapter. 🆔 Documents: Passport and visa are essential, and it's also a good idea to have a copy on hand just in case. 👕 Clothing: For a February trip to Africa, pack lightweight and breathable clothing, and don't forget a sun hat and sunglasses. 🔋 Charger and Power Bank: When traveling to multiple countries, make sure you have enough charging equipment so you don't lose touch with the world! . Leave unforgettable footprints in Ethiopia, and create unique memories at every stop on your multi-country journey. Until next time!

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