Northeast Tanzania is the most interesting part of the country for safaris and wildlife. The main national parks of the Northern Safari Circle are concentrated here, be it the steppe transboundary Serengeti National Park, or the local parks of Tarangire or Lake Manyara. Another feature that attracts tourists is the amazing scenery and geological features associated with tectonic activity at the site of the Great African Rift that runs through the region. This is the world-famous crater-caldera of Ngorongoro, with a closed biosystem, as well as the nearby Olduvai gorge. And of course, you can't help but see the majesty of the Kilimanjaro volcano in the dawn rays, and if you have free time and some preparation, you can even climb it. In these trips through the lands of the Maasai people, it is very likely that you will be able to visit their ethnographic villages and see the life of African warriors.
