Category: Udzungwa

Around 400 bird species have been recorded in Udzungwa Mountains National Park, including roughly twenty five restricted to these mountains and a concentration of Eastern Arc…

Twelve primate species live in Udzungwa Mountains National Park, six of them active by day and six of them galagos that come out after dark. The…

Conservation work around Udzungwa Mountains National Park runs through several organisations at once: the Udzungwa Ecological Monitoring Centre at Mang'ula, the Udzungwa Forest Project, Reforest Africa,…

Trips to Udzungwa Mountains National Park are sold by four kinds of operator: Tanzanian southern circuit specialists based in Dar es Salaam or Iringa, the forest…

Udzungwa Mountains National Park has a warm, humid climate with most rain falling between November and May, daytime temperatures mostly between twenty one and twenty seven…

Udzungwa Mountains National Park holds at least six visitable waterfalls, led by Sanje at roughly 170 metres across three tiers, along with Prince Bernhard, the two…

The Sanje Waterfalls are known as the tallest in Tanzania's national park system, dropping roughly 170 metres in three tiers through rainforest, and as one of…

Udzungwa Mountains National Park is the only Tanzanian national park with no interior roads, which makes it a walking park rather than a driving one, and…

Photography in Udzungwa Mountains National Park centres on four subjects: the Sanje Waterfalls dropping roughly 170 metres in three tiers, endemic primates in the canopy, valley…

For a Udzungwa hiking safari you need boots with real grip, quick drying clothing, at least two litres of water capacity, a rain shell in any…