10 INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT SERENGETI NATIONAL PARK IN TANZANIA
Serengeti comes from the Maasai chat “Siring” meaning “Endless Plain”, which absolutely is what it means: hundreds of kilometers of collapsed apparent land, more good termed “The Sea of Grass On Plains”. Serengeti National Park is located on Tanzania‘s northern border with Kenya. It is one of the most important African tourism circuits and an extension of the Kenyan Maasai Mara National Park and Simiyu regions. Below are a few interesting facts about the Serengeti national park. It was first established in the 1920’s and was made a National Park in 1951 and covers 14,750 square kilometers (5,700 square miles) of grassland plains, savanna, riverine forest, and woodlands. The Serengeti National Park eco-system is the oldest on the planet. It boasts a diversity of flora and fauna that is unavailable anywhere else on the globe. In more than 1 million years, little has changed in the park. The wild animals, the plants and waterways are still largely intact as they were one...