Udzungwa Mountains National Park

Welcome to one of the top primate parks in the world, the Udzungwa Mountains National Park. Beautiful natural heritages can be found in this park. Mountains, forests, and fresh cascades are the most common. Udzungwa is one of the few remaining forested areas on the planet. The park is home to some of the most beautiful mountains, rocks, and moorlands in the world. The park features 100-foot-tall trees with mushrooms and ferns growing on their barks. A half-day journey to Sanje Falls is included in the ideal destination for hikers and its forest. The park’s biggest draw is the ornithologists, who are fascinated by the park’s bird life, which includes over 400 species.

The woodland partridge, which resembles the Asian Genus, is one of the four bird species found in the Udzungwa Park. The park is home to six different primate species. It is home to the world’s only two species of primates, the Iringa crimson Colubus and the Sanje Crested Mangabe. It also boasts about 2000 plant species that may be found in and around the park on a regular basis. The great level of biodiversity of birds and animals in Udzungwa Park is well known.

The other attractions for hiking at Udzungwa include:

Sonjo waterfall
Hidden valleys trail
Prince Bernhards Waterfall
Msolwa waterfall
Lumeno Trail

Activities and safaris at Udzungwa

Hiking: You can go on a 20-minute walk or a 3-day trip. You can go on a hike to Sanje Falls, which is one of the most well-known in the area.
Tradition Ngoma Drumming At The Camp: At Hondo Hondo, you can meet a small group of farmers who will perform a traditional ‘Ngoma’ on request. This is a once-in-a-lifetime adventure near a major campsite.
Njokamoni Waterfalls Trail: Njokamoni has numerous lovely viewpoints and is perfect for lounging and swimming.