Originally a part of the Masai people’s territory, the Serengeti National Park served as their grazing grounds. The Masai people give the Park its name.
You will be able to visit the Serengeti National Park throughout the year. Including during the rainy season, because you won’t have to worry about hazardous roads. Thanks to flights to Serengeti. Since you won’t be using any of the gates, you will need to work with your operator to ensure that you pay the necessary permits. These will allow you to enter the park. The Seronera (SEU) airport, Kogatende (KOG) airfield, Sasakwa (SSK) airstrip, Lobo (LOB) airstrip, Ndutu (NDT) airstrip, Kusini airstrip, Fort Ikoma airstrip, and Kirawira B airstrip are the frequent airstrips in the Serengeti.
Everyone should have the opportunity to see the incredible spectacle of seeing the wildebeest travel thousands of kilometers on their journey from the Serengeti National Park to the Masai Mara. Large herds of buffalo and elephants are two more notable features of the Serengeti. Since they travel with the millions of wildebeest to cross from the Serengeti National Park to the Masai Mara game reserve, gazelles and zebras are another group of animals that make for interesting viewing.
Lobo Valley in Serengeti
Lobo Valley has basically a permanent water source and this is a factor in attracting wildlife here. The spectacular Lobo Valley offers the best big cat viewing opportunities in the Northern Serengeti National Park. Lions, leopards and cheetahs abound. Lobo, a virgin valley very scattered with woodlands, open plains and ranges of hills. Its is studded with spectacular granite kopjes, is a remarkable place of great beauty and solitude. Some the world’s most ancient rock formations estimated at between 2 to 3 million years old can be seen here.
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