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My most favorite member of the antelope family is the eland, which also happens to be the world’s largest antelope. Though heavy, it has the endurance to maintain a trot and can jump a 4-feet fence from a standstill. My first encounter with an eland was in October 2011 in a lodge adjoining a national park in Arusha. The lodge has a watering hole and various types of animals would go there in the afternoon to drink water especially during the drier months...

National Parks and Other Attractions

What to Bring on Your Safari

REQUIRED:

Valid passport (and photocopy of picture page)
Visa (you may get upon arrival for $100 for US citizens and $50 for citizens of other countries
A picture ID (e.g. driver’s license) other than passport

National Parks Rules & Regulations

Driving in the parks is allowed between 6 am and 6 pm only.
The speed limit in the parks is 50km/h and 25km/h in the Ngorongoro Crater.
Animals always have the right of way.
Never feed animals. It will upset their diet and lead to an unnecessary dependence on people.

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