Kitulo National Park

Kitulo National Park is a rare botanical wonder, with 350 different types of vascular plants, as well as a variety of terrestrial orchids. During the main wet season, from late November to April, these erupt into a riotous wildflower show of astonishing grandeur and diversity. Kitulo Park is Tanzania’s newest tourist destination, with its distinctive floral species remaining wild and birds singing and migrating to the highland forests. God’s Garden is Africa’s only park of its kind, with wildflowers, birds, and peaceful grass-eating creatures dominating the landscape.

Kitulo National Park’s Top Attractions Include:

A total of 350 types of wildflowers have been identified, including lilies and daisy meadows.
For bird watchers, it’s a real joy.
The biological diversity of God’s Garden is enhanced by endemic species of butterfly, chameleon, Lizard, and Frog.
Orchids and Birds in their Natural Environment
Intercontinental migration’s natural resting place

Kitulo National Park’s Major Activities Include:

Hiking: There are some fantastic hiking paths that will eventually be turned into a formal trail system. A short hike will provide a unique experience.
Open Walks: Birds and wildflowers can be seen as you walk through the vast meadows.