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Mikumi National Park is a national park in Tanzania, Africa, established in 1964. Covering an area of 3230 square kilometers, it is one of the four largest parks in the country, surrounded by mountains on the east, south, and west, forming a basin. To the north, it connects with the Selous Game Reserve, and some animals migrate between the two areas during the rainy and dry seasons. Being there, you can see the sky and the earth meet, feeling relaxed and refreshed.
Mikumi National Park is one of the top ten national wildlife parks in Tanzania, known for its wide variety of animal species, preserving almost all the mammal species in the country. The park is characterized by lush green mountains, dense shrubs, abundant grasslands, and numerous streams and ponds. Many rare African wildlife species live in this park. The park’s roads are all dirt roads, divided into areas with multiple loops based on the animals’ habits. Here you can find leisurely giraffes, fierce leopards, unimpressive wildebeests, fast zebras, graceful gazelles, and over 300 bird species. Elephants, lions, hippos, rhinos, and more occasionally appear among the grass and forests. Troops of African vervet monkeys frolic and play fearlessly when encountering visitors. The park is well-equipped with tour facilities such as tour vehicles, tent campsites, and lodges for the convenience of visitors.
Mikumi National Park
Reasons to visit: One of Tanzania’s most famous wildlife parks
Continent where the attraction is located: Africa
Country/Region where the attraction is located: Tanzania
Province or State where the attraction is located: Morogoro Region
