Ruaha National Park, located in the heart of Tanzania, is one of East Africa’s best-kept secrets and a prime destination for an unforgettable safari experience. Spanning over 20,000 square kilometers, it is Tanzania’s largest national park, offering an expansive and pristine wilderness. Due to its relative inaccessibility, it gets far fewer tourists than the any comparable park in the Northern circuit. The Great Ruaha River flows through the park and is the most important river in the park.

Ruaha has a huge population of African elephants. Some consider it to be the most concentrated population in Africa! There are perhaps more elephants in the National Park than in any other East African park. Great mammals like kudu, sable, and roan antelopes, which are unique to this national park, can also be found there. Additionally, around 10% of all lions in Africa call this place home! Giraffes, cheetahs, and leopards are among the other creatures to see here.