Ruaha National Park, situated in central Tanzania, is the country’s largest protected area, spanning more than 20,000 square kilometers of pristine wilderness. Named after the Great Ruaha River, which winds along its southeastern border, the park offers a striking mix of landscapes — from sweeping savannah plains and rugged hills to majestic baobab forests and river valleys teeming with life. This vast and varied ecosystem makes Ruaha a haven for wildlife and a paradise for nature enthusiasts seeking an untouched safari experience far from the crowds.

The park boasts one of Africa’s largest lion populations, along with thriving herds of elephants, leopards, cheetahs, hyenas, African wild dogs, and over 570 bird species. Its remote setting and dramatic scenery create an authentic sense of adventure. Visitors to Ruaha are rewarded with unforgettable game drives, walking safaris, and breathtaking encounters in one of Tanzania’s wildest and most spectacular destinations.