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- Sitting giraffe – rare
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- Best evening walk view
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- Vervet monkey
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- Blue monkey
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- On way to Manyara national park
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- Wildebeest – migration specialist
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- Mature female gazelle
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- Park entrance and our vehicle
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- Souvenir shops – Expensive
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- Painted Stork
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- Antelope and blackbuck
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- Return to nest in evening
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- Park view from lodge
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- Hippopotamus pond
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- National park roads
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- Southern ground hornbill with juvenile
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- Omnivorous Baboon
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- Zebra herd
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- Lake Manyara wildlife lodge
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- Giraffe family stroll
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- Wild Buffalo
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- Wildlife in open grasslands
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- Zebra always in group
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- Female gazelle
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- Joyride for baby baboon
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- Warthog – Herbivore
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- Wild Buffalo
Manyara national park is unique for the underground water which flows throughout the dense forest. There is a unique species of lion climbing trees which are also found in this park.
The park borrows its name from Lake Manyara which is inside the park and covers 220 sq km of the total park limit of 330 sq km. My travel in May 2010 led me to witness wild nature in raw form.
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