Tanzania
There are truly wild places in Tanzania; Gombe National Park is one of them. The natural value of Gombe was noticed in 1943 when it was designated as a game reserve. Gombe gained its popularity after the pioneering research activities of Dr Jane Goodall in 1960 which is believed to be the longest running study of primates in the world. Conservation status was upgraded to that of a National Park in 1968 and opened for tourism in 1978 after chimpanzee habituated to human visitors. It is located 16 km north of Kigoma town on the shores of the world’s second deepest Lake Tanganyika in western Tanzania with an area of 56 square kilometers.
The Dry season (from May to October) is the best time for trekking chimpanzees. At this time, the chimps tend to stay close to the lakeshore and are easier to find. The park stays open throughout the year but, in heavy rain, the trails might be difficult to walk.
Tanzania Is One Of The Unique Destinations On The African Continent That Has Yet To Be Discovered By Many. It Is A Land Of Many Wonders Harboring An Un-Paralleled Diversity Of Fauna And Flora.
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