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- Arusha to Tarangire way
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- Baobab tree
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- Tarangire Park office entrance
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- Rock Hyrax
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- Martial eagle
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- Superb starling at picnic site
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- Extremely throny acacia for giraffe
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- Termite mound inside park
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- Tarangire river
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- Yellow necked superfowl
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- Impala grazing in grasslands
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- Superb starling
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- Tusker
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- Waterbuck herd in Tarangire river
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- Griffon vulture
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- Tarangire National park office
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- Ostrich – Male and Female
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- Weaver nests never drop againt high winds
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- Safari ride with pure nature
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- Warthog crossing safari route
Tarangire national park is situated south west of the Safari base town of Arusha with a distance of about 120 km. Each national park has a unique offering and Tarangire is no different. The presence of Baobab trees and warthog animal make it unique. Warthog looks similar to a wild boar but unlike its beastly relative, it is a herbivore. The scary looking teeth are false and used as a defense mechanism by the animal to prevent direct attack to its neck and eye. I traveled to this national park in May 2010 and consider myself lucky to have sighted both of them them in their natural habitat. The complete travelogue for this national park can be read at bit.ly/TarangireTravel
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