Ruaha National Park is Tanzania’s largest national park, a remote wilderness in the Iringa Region where the Great Ruaha River sustains one of the country’s most significant predator populations. Its rugged, baobab-studded landscape sees a fraction of the visitors found in the northern circuit.
The park holds one of East Africa’s most important lion populations and a rare stronghold for endangered African wild dog, alongside large herds of elephant, buffalo and kudu drawn to the river through the dry season.