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| Endangered species: Black Rhino / Cheetah |
Between Africa's highest point,
Kilimanjaro (5,895m or 19,340 ft), a dormant snowcapped volcano, and Africa's
largest lake, Victoria, lies one of the best game viewing areas on the
continent. This region includes the famous Serengeti National Park and the
Ngorongoro Crater, the largest unflooded, intact caldera (collapsed cone of a
volcano) in the world, home to possibly the largest permanent concentration of
wildlife in Africa (although poaching endangers some species). Tourism is vital
to the economy and wildlife conservation. Tanzania includes the spice islands of
Zanzibar, Pemba, and Mafia; the African population consists of more than 120
ethnic groups. Some 80% of Tanzanians farm or fish at subsistence levels.
Area: 945,087 sq/km (364,900 sq/m) ▪ Population: 35,000,000 ▪
Capital: Dar es
Salaam ▪ Languages: English, Kiswahili, Arabic, Kiungujo and many indigenous
languages ▪ Currency: Tanzanian shilling ▪ Economy: gold and diamond mining,
coffee, tea, cotton, cattle, oil refining, tourism.
Sample Itineraries of Tanzanian Safaris
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| Lion stare © Paul Swart / Elephant herd |
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