Safari, Tanzania, lives in a top-class wild luxury camp and feels the original wild customs of East Africa.

Tanzania is adjacent to Kenya, and the well-known wildebeest migration took place in Masai Mara, Kenya. In fact, these animals live in Tanzania most of the time. Due to the change of seasons, animals live and reproduce along aquatic plants, which leads to great migration. These animals move slowly every day, round and round.

From February to March every year, millions of wildebeests return to Serengeti, Tanzania to breed, where they can see the spectacular scene of millions of wildebeests giving birth. At this time, Tanzania is full of vitality, and a large group of animals are running freely on the grassland, full of pure wildness.

The word safari comes from Swahili and is a local language in Kenya and Tanzania. Safari is the Swahili pronunciation of the noun "tourism". /kloc-In the middle and late 20th century, traveling with real guns to hunt wild animals in African grasslands became the choice of Europeans. With the rise of the concept of wildlife protection, hunting with real guns has been greatly restricted, cameras have replaced real guns, and safari has become a special trip to East Africa for the purpose of watching and shooting wild animals.

Ngorongoro volcano, the Eden of wildlife.

The last eruption of Ngorongoro volcano was 250,000 years ago. Many eruptions blew away the peak of the volcano, leaving a perfect bowl-shaped crater. 1979 is listed in the World Heritage List and is the largest complete crater in the world. The Ngorongoro volcanic basin is covered with green grass, and rivers, wetlands, freshwater lakes and saltwater lakes never dry up. Thousands of wild animals live in this basin, which is the Eden of wild animals.

Driving into the hinterland of grassland to enjoy the endless grassland, zebras and giraffes graze quietly and are not afraid of the crowd. From time to time, a group of wildebeests ran by the car, and sometimes a leopard flew down from a nearby tree. The bumpy journey is full of fun. Driving through the jungle to the top of the mountain, overlooking the vast grasslands and lakes, all the words become pale and powerless in front of the real nature.

Grassland, rivers, warm lakes and swamps, Tanzania's unique landforms have bred countless wild animals such as waterfowl, wildebeests and crocodiles. From February to March every year, millions of wildebeests give birth here, and flocks of flamingos courtship, forming a magnificent scene and full of vitality.

On the Serengeti grassland, millions of wildebeests give birth.

Serengeti Prairie is known as "one of the seven natural wonders of the world" and is also the place with the densest wildlife in Africa. Antelopes, zebras, bison and carnivores, lions and cheetahs live together on this vast grassland.

March is the calving season for wildebeests every year. During this period, 500,000 wildebeests will be born. Within a few minutes after birth, the cub will stand on its own, learn to walk, and find a mother to breastfeed. This is also the most vulnerable time for wildebeest cubs. Lions and leopards are waiting for this opportunity to catch wildebeests and have a good meal. The thrilling hunting scenes that I usually see on TV are constantly being staged in front of my eyes.

In Lake Maniara, millions of flamingos are courting.

Lake Maniyala in Tanzania was praised by Hemingway as "the loveliest place in Africa". Lake Maniara National Park covers an area of about 330 square kilometers and is home to nearly 400 species of birds such as flamingos, pelicans and hammerhead storks. It is a paradise for birds.

Birds fly up and down, zebras in the distance stroll back and forth quietly by the lake, and flamingos spread pink satin on the lake. Every February, millions of flamingos come here to mate and breed. Flamingos gather on the lake. They hold their heads high, collide with each other, give out a burst of low songs and dance in the courtship dance. The vast lake is dyed pale pink, like a dream. These pink elves fly with their wings, and the scene is spectacular.

A hotel full of wild luxury makes people feel both the wild charm of rapid heartbeat and the aristocratic accommodation in the palace. Antique furniture, gorgeous decoration, personalized service and delicious food let you get in touch with the most primitive state of this wild continent with the most relaxed mind.

Highland camp overlooking the crater

Highlands Camp, located on the slope of Ngorogoro volcano, has eight dome suites with a strong futuristic style. Each suite has a king bed and a floor-to-ceiling window that extends directly from the ground to the ceiling, giving you a panoramic view of the Serengeti Plain.

Live here, climb Mount olmo, or go down to see Ngorogoro crater. You can also drive around Ngorongoro Nature Reserve and see cheetahs, buffaloes, elephants, zebras and other wild animals along the way. When the sun sets, the personal butler will lay a tablecloth in the wild and prepare drinks and snacks, so that you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the sunset.

Tower Langille treetop hotel, stay in the tree and watch the scenery.

The first sight of Tarangire Tree House is the huge baobab tree, which is regarded as a sacred tree by the local Masai people. The lobby of the whole tree house hotel is built around the trunk, and the white canvas and crown together form an open roof, which is very spectacular. Tree House Hotel has 20 rooms, which are built on the surrounding baobab trees, keeping a certain distance from each other.

Lying in the tree house, it is easy to see wild animals such as striped antelope. The hotel has no isolation barrier and must be accompanied by staff when going out at night. When night falls, enjoy the traditional Marseille dinner by the hotel bonfire, and the Masai people from local traditional tribes perform songs and dances handed down from generation to generation.

Tanzania has endless prairies and beaches. Zanzibar Island is one of the most beautiful islands in the world, with mild and pleasant climate, green sea water and white beaches. It has been rated as one of the three must-see destinations in East Africa by American travel magazines. The island is famous for its rich clove, accounting for four-fifths of the world's clove sales, and is known as "the most fragrant place in the world" and "the fragrant island".

Zanzibar Island has a stone city, most of which was built in the19th century. There are deep winding paths, markets, mosques and magnificent Arab houses in the city. Walking in the winding alleys of Stone Town, close to the ancient white buildings with vicissitudes of life, history seems to pass by. Wandering in the street in the afternoon and having afternoon tea in the coffee shop. Before sunset, enjoy the sunset in the South Indian Ocean by blowing sea breeze and drinking a glass of wine on the sea-watching terrace beside the pier.