Tanzania photos (Tanzania's wildlife and natural beauty)

Tanzania photos (Tanzania's wildlife and natural beauty)

ZANZIBAR JUMPING
Just before sunset, every day when the tide is high enough, teenagers of Stonetown, Zanzibar flock to the harbor and show off their style.
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Committed by Poadawg, on Flickr
Flying High

In Zanzibar Old Town the boys learn to become very proficient acrobats as they pass their days jumping of the quay ........ when they become men, they spend their evenings doing the same thing!!


Flying High by charlotte.morse, on Flickr


Leap by ktoniko r., on Flickr
 
Katikati ya Mbuga ya Wanyama ya Serengeti.
 

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Ndanda

Ndanda Abbey and the Benedictine Monastery, Convents, hospital, school, seminary, farm buildings, carpentry, building, printing and mechanics departments and so on. Over 100 years of "work and prayer" has made an impressive establishment.
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Ndanda by Graham'n'Judy, on Flickr






Ndanda valleyThe Ndanda river flows down a valley between slopes covered in miombo woodland. People have planted cashew trees and mango trees where they live. These foreign trees stay green in the dry season when most of the indigenous miombo trees drop their leaves.
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Ndanda valley by Graham'n'Judy, on Flickr





Ndanda and the flood-plain of the Lukuledi River by Graham'n'Judy, on Flickr


New Zakeo by Graham'n'Judy, on Flickr
 
Good work Ndinda for enlightening the general public and the world at large on the gift given to us by God.Now,apart from the fact that they do not benefit the common man rationally,worse enough is the destracton of environment done greatly by the Government through granting of lincences to investors to build many hotels,factories etc in these national parks despite being warned by experts on their effect on the whole ecosystem of these national parks.These environment need to be preserved strongly by the Government if these wealth are to be passed over to future generation.
 
This is is a special favour by God to this country!
We all have the right of feeling proud......
 
Aaaaaah! Source hakuna niliziokota!

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kyanaKyoMuhaya said:
Wanaofaidi!!!
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actually kila mtu anaweza kufaidi, hivi watu wanategemea serikali ikusanye mapato halafu igawe kwa kila mtu mkononi? kila mtanzania anaweza kutumia akili yake na akafaidika na maliasili zetu, mfano mdogo, maana mimi uchumi nimepitapita ila hali sio nzuri, mnajua kabisa kuna kila kitu nchini kwetu hasa wanyama, unaweza kuchukua kamera ukaenda msituni ukapiga tu picha ukazitemgenezea story ukauza, au unaweza kushoot documentary ukapeleka inakotakiwa ukala bingo vile vile, siku hizi bongo kuna tv station kibao, unaweza kufanya deal , ukapata sponsor kutoka katika mitandao mbalimbali ya simu au hapa source zingine, ukatengeneza kipindi kinachohusu uzuri na utalii wa nchi yetu, ukala bingo vile vile, wanafunzi wanatakiwa wajifunze zaidi kuhusu nchi yetu, mwenye akili anaweza kuandaa school tours au projects mbalimbali za field tour or study tour, au kuna waandishi kibao bongo, kwa nini usianzishe hata shindano la kupiga picha iliyo nzuri zaidi ya TANZANIA, na ukatoa dau, utapata wadhamini yaaani ni hela tupu tukijishughulisha, pia unaweza kutoa huduma mbalimbali maeneo haya ya utalii, ukacharge hela, hayo ni maraisi tu amabyao mtu anaweza kufanya na akasisimua shughuli kibao za uchumi, maana kutakua na matangazo, misosi italika, magari yatatumika , kamera nk, ila eti tukisubiri eti watuwa serikali wakusanye , halafu waje wagawe kwa kila mtanzania, sidhani hata katika mataifa yanayonuka utajiri huwa wanagawa tu vitu bure kwa watu wake, najua gharama ya kuingia katika hifadhi hizi kwa wazawa ni ndogo kuliko watalii wengine, unaweza kuingia mbugani na ukafanya vitu kibao vya kujipatia kipato, ila usianze kuua wanyama ukawa jangili tehteh
 
THE SERENGETI GREAT MIGRATION


The Serengeti (Pron:ˌserənˈgeti) ecosystem is a geographical region in Africa. It is located in north Tanzania and extends to south-western Kenya between latitudes 1 and 3 S and longitudes 34 and 36 E. It spans some 30,000 km2 (12,000 sq mi). The Kenyan part of the Serengeti is known as Maasai (Masai) Mara.
The Serengeti hosts the largest terrestrial mammal migration in the world, which helps secure it as one of the Seven Natural Wonders of Africa,[1] and one of the ten natural travel wonders of the world.[2] The Serengeti is also renowned for its large lion population and is one of the best places to observe prides in their natural environment.[3] The region contains the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania and several game reserves.
Approximately 70 larger mammal and some 500 avifauna species are found there. This high diversity in terms of species is a function of diverse habitats ranging from riverine forests, swamps, kopjes, grasslands and woodlands.[4] Blue wildebeests, gazelles, zebras and buffalos are some of the commonly found large mammals in the region.


Serengeti is derived from the Maasai language, Maa; specifically, "Serengit" meaning "Endless Plains"Serengeti - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Flickr 上 wanderlust traveler 的 DSC_9047b Singita Grumeti Reserve, Tanzania: Wildebeest and Zebra Crossing the Grumeti River





Flickr 上 wanderlust traveler 的 DSC_9040b Singita Grumeti Reserve, Tanzania: Wildebeests Waiting to Cross the Grumeti River





Flickr 上 wanderlust traveler 的 DSC_9038b Singita Grumeti Reserve, Tanzania: Wildebeests Waiting to Cross the Grumeti River





Flickr 上 wanderlust traveler 的 DSC_9037b Singita Grumeti Reserve, Tanzania: Wildebeests Waiting to Cross the Grumeti River





Flickr 上 wanderlust traveler 的 DSC_8986b Singita Grumeti Reserve, Tanzania: Wildebeests Waiting to Cross the Grumeti River





Flickr 上 wanderlust traveler 的 DSC_9007b Singita Grumeti Reserve, Tanzania: Wildebeests Waiting to Cross the Grumeti River
 
 
Seronera Wildlife Lodge
The vast and spectacular Serengeti is the epitome of most people's vision of wild Africa; its endless rolling plains perfectly define the meaning of its name in the Maasai language - Seregenget or Siringitu means the place where the land moves on forever.
Seronera is one of the most important spots of Serengeti National Park, where you can witness an actual kill in the flesh. This area is in the heart of the Serengeti, where all game drives, balloon safaris, and catching planes take place. Seronera Wildlife Lodge is located on the migratory route, and it provides front-seat viewing of this extraordinary natural phenomenon.
Seronera Wildlife Lodge is artfully constructed around a rocky outcrop from glass and wood elements, perfectly blending into its surrounding; next to the lodge, several waterholes attract, day and night, the most amazing animals, providing a unique opportunity for a close encounter with the Big Five. Seronera Lodge is only 5 minutes from the departing point of the hot air balloon safaris, which offer a thrilling bird's-eye wildlife perspective of the vast plains of The Serengeti.
From its privileged location, the Seronera's 75 rooms afford stunning views of over a million wildebeest as they migrate
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201301071730 - TZ.SRG - Seronera Wildlife Lodge (3) by Stevenvision, on Flickr



201301071815 - TZ.SRG - Seronera Wildlife Lodge (31) by Stevenvision, on Flickr



201301071815 - TZ.SRG - Seronera Wildlife Lodge (20) by Stevenvision, on Flickr





201301071815 - TZ.SRG - Seronera Wildlife Lodge (19) by Stevenvision, on Flickr





201301071815 - TZ.SRG - Seronera Wildlife Lodge (32) by Stevenvision, on Flickr







201301071815 - TZ.SRG - Seronera Wildlife Lodge (30) by Stevenvision, on Flickr
 
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