Travel to Ngorongoro Conservation Area in Tanzania

On this occasion, vacationment will discuss natural tourist attractions on the African continent, more precisely in Tanzania. Tanzania is a country located in East Africa, bordering Kenya, Burundi, Zambia, Rwanda, and Uganda.

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There is a conservation area tourism object in Tanzania that is no less beautiful and also fun to be a vacation spot, namely a conservation area called Ngorongoro which is located in the northwestern part of Tanzania.

Visitors will be able to see an old volcano that has formed a crater because it has collapsed and there is a natural forest that has formed on the side of the crater.

This is an area where a variety of wildlife live and live in it such as bison, elephants, zebras, gnu, antelope, black rhino, vervet monkeys as well as hippos, and predatory predators such as cheetahs, hyenas, coyotes, and black-maned lions. Types of birds such as ostrich, giant buster, crested crane, heron, heron, flamingo, secret bird, oxpecker, woodpecker, and even the rare cape crow.

At the bottom of the crater there are also many water sources such as saltwater lakes that are often visited by flamingos, lakes and rivers.

In addition, there has also been the discovery of ancient human skeletons in this area as well as human footprints that are very old, which is more than 3.5 million years.

Before you visit the Ngorongoro conservation area, here is your price range to enter the Ngorongoro conservation area.

• Adult visitors are charged: 60$.

• Children visitors aged between 5 to 17 years are charged : 20$.

• To go down the crater by vehicle is charged: 300$.

Note: From the information above, prices are subject to change at any time

Thus information about tourist attractions in Africa that are interesting to be used as holiday destinations when setting foot in these African countries. If you have the opportunity to enjoy the air of Africa, not only the historical buildings are worth considering, but you also need to witness firsthand what can usually only be seen on television, namely the wildlife of various African animals.