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There are many amazing highlights to my 5-day lodge safari at Serengeti and Ngorongoro, in Tanzania that I want to share with you. I’m a professional photographer. I was searching for that one magical shot, which would redefine my passion and profession. And believe me when I say this, I found the inspiration and the much-awaited shot during one of my cultural trips to Serengeti National Park. Serengeti National Park - One of the largest parks and game reserves of Tanzania, you can even say - in Africa. I did a lot of research before planning my trip to Tanzania and found out that this game reserve is the most filmed and photographed destination in Africa. Serengeti National Park has a dense wildlife population, which is further enhanced by the large rolling plains. For me, it was definitely an authentic wilderness photographic safari. The national park is an abundance of nature’s creations, from the dense wildlife, clear blue sky to the expansive green grasslands! In my 5-day tour, I was taken on a magnificent safari to Ngorongoro Conservation Area and Serengeti National Park. Irrespective of time constraints, I got to live an intense wildlife experience. During my stay at Ngorongoro Conservation Area, which was in an equally rustic and made-to-live-the-native-life lodge accommodation, I was taken on a drive to the Ngorongoro Crater. This crater region has the densest concentration of game. Lake Manyara National Park was my next stop, which a land of photographic and filming opportunities! I spent the entire day in the Crater and what an unbelievable day it was! Elephants, lions, rhinos, gazelles and numerous species of birds were present to make my safari a priceless one. The crater was behind a gorgeous backdrop of the birds and animals! If you are not here, then you are surely missing out on something beautiful and amazing! - Less

I experienced Tanzania like never before during my 5-day safari holiday last month. It felt like escaping into the untouched, remote wilderness of Africa. The entire 5-day was an intriguing, yet exciting excursion fun. Tanzania is a sheer balance of flora and fauna, offering an assortment of culture, heritage, wildlife and fascinating landscape. My Tanzanian tour was dedicated solely to Serengeti and Ngorongoro. Serengeti National Park is the largest game reserve of not only Tanzania but the whole of Africa. Along with it, I was spent amazing days driving and hiking down the Ngorongoro Crater, which is enriched with wildlife and beautiful topographical elements! Whether at Serengeti National Park or the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, you will definitely experience the best safari time in both the locations. I got a front-row seat to the Wildebeest Migration, as well as, the Ngorongoro Crater, which are renowned for being Natural Wonders of the world! Ngorongoro Conservation Area is a World Heritage region, officiated by UNESCO. It is located between Serengeti and Lake Manyara game reserves. The best thing about touring and hiking in Ngorongoro was that I witnessed a visual treat. The area is made of volcanoes, savannah, lakes, plateaus and the world famous Crater, measuring 610m in depth. It is world’s largest and extinct volcanic crater. Here you can catch a glimpse of thousands of species of birds and animals, from pelicans, flamingos, antelopes to even hippopotamuses. Serengeti on the other hand, is a prominent national park of Tanzania. It has the densest population of lions. The area of this game reserve expands till the border of Kenya. There are more than 25000 species of birds and animals present here, making the park their home. I was lucky enough to get a sight of few predators, such as the hyena, jackal and definitely the lion. Along with the animals, I had close encounters with fish eagles, secretary birds and even ostriches! I will be visiting Tanzania soon, as I have to visit the other parts of the country and explore the remaining game reserves, of Arusha, Lake Manyara and Tarangire National Parks. A few days visit to Tanzania is not enough. You have to come with a lot of time in hand and make the most of every second here! - Less