Ruaha National Park, which covers an area of about 20,000 square kilometers, is Tanzania’s second-largest national park. The park is located in the heart of the country and it has much to offer in terms of wildlife and nature. The Great Ruaha River, which runs through the park’s southernmost region, is where the park gets its name from. With its expansive savannah, enormous baobab trees, river, and mountains, Ruaha has an amazing landscape that makes it spectacular and worthwhile to explore.

The park’s river, which attracts numerous animals and birds to the area, is its main draw. The park’s wildlife and vegetation both depend on the river for their survival. The river is a great place to go fishing and gives visitors the opportunity to experience the great Ruaha river’s natural beauty.

You can fly or drive to get to Ruaha National Park. From Dar es Salaam, you can fly to Ruaha in a few hours. By a drive most of Tanzania southern Safari starts from Dar es Salaam city, in combination with other destinations such as Mikumi National Park and Nyerere National park you will have the best itinerary which will combine all these destinations and shorten hours of drive, an opportunity to explore incredible landscape.

Ruaha National Park provides a range of accommodation options based on your travel budget, including budget, mid-range, and luxury options. These accommodations can be inside the park, allowing you to discover the beauty of the park, or they can be outside the park, allowing you to discover the park ecosystem and interact with local communities.