Ruaha National Park stands out due to its position in the zone between northern and southern hemispheres where species (bird migrants, mammal species, and plant species) from both overlap.
Some of the wildlife seen in this region are roan antelope, sable antelope, kudu, hartebeest, cheetah, hyena, jackal, lion, leopard and a good population of wild dog.
Although the game is most concentrated along the river during the long dry season, the park becomes a different world after the rains in December with the trees erupting into leaf and the Great Ruaha River swelling into a bursting torrent while the bird population explodes with migrants visiting from both hemispheres.
Daily game drives are taken in open, adapted 4WD vehicles.
Some of the wildlife seen in this region are roan antelope, sable antelope, kudu, hartebeest, cheetah, hyena, jackal, lion, leopard and a good population of wild dog.
Although the game is most concentrated along the river during the long dry season, the park becomes a different world after the rains in December with the trees erupting into leaf and the Great Ruaha River swelling into a bursting torrent while the bird population explodes with migrants visiting from both hemispheres.
Daily game drives are taken in open, adapted 4WD vehicles.