The 10 Best Things to do in Iringa, Iringa Region

Ruaha National Park is the largest national park in Tanzania making it the largest park in East Africa. The name of the park is derived from the Great Ruaha River, which flows along its southeastern margin and is the focus for game viewing. The park can be reached by private plane and there are 2 airstrips – Msembe airstrip at Msembe (National Park Headquarters), and Jongomeru Airstrip. Noted animals found in this park are East African cheetah and lion, African leopard and wild dog, spotted hyena, giraffe, hippopotamus, African buffalo, and sable antelope. Since 2005, the protected area is considered a Lion Conservation Unit. The park is known for its large elephant population. More than 571 species of birds have been identified in the park. The only lodge inside the park is the Ruaha River Lodge that can be visited at any time of year. Wildlife converges on the dwindling water reserves and river in front of the Lodge. Game can be seen throughout the day from the veranda.

Emmy Safaris & Tours is the best safaris and tour operator in Tanzania. We are a Destination Management & Tour Operation Company based in Southern circuit Tanzania,Ruaha National Park,Mikumi National park,Selous game Reserve, Also we arrange and operate mountain Climbing to the southern most attractive destination, Like Udzungwa mountains as well as beach vacations to the Spice Islands of Zanzibar.

We are the tour operator and travel agency based on the southern circuit,we do Day and night Game drive to the different National Park in Tanzania,Such as Ruaha National park,Mikumi National Park,Udzungwa National Park,Kitulo National Park and Selous Game Reserves. We have Cultural tour option in the Southern town and village such as - Maasai tours - Village and town cultural tours - Walking tour

We are one of Tanzania's most experienced safari operators. We have developed a selection of safaris throughout Tanzania, offering an exceptional experience at unbeatable value. Mountain climbing and Safari is our priority and we spend considerable funds to make our equipment safe and reliable and our staff is the best-trained in the field. We do not cut corners on safety and services. Wild Gaze Safaris is owned and operated by Ernest Lugalla and his team of professionals with experience have been operating safaris. Our Office in Tanzania is managed by experts who average more than ten years experience with Safaris and mountain climbing. you're looking for something different and something special? we love the challenge of doing something different and so Ernest has been trained at a Safari Guide course and has a Certificate in Wildlife management from the College of African Wildlife Management (Mweka). He also holds a B.A in Cultural Anthropology and Tourism from Iringa University.

Southern Tanzania is glorious and off the beaten track, away from the crowds of tourists and the sound of other safari vehicles. Here you will find wildlife undisturbed by human interaction in a place where time has stood still....The Heart of Africa With Chabo, you will travel with guides who have combined experience of 25 years in the safari business. We organize your complete safari package including transport, accommodation, guide, cooks and porters. We can explore all of Southern Tanzania's outstanding parks with you. with one of four big cheetah populations left in East Africa as well as one-tenth of all the lions left in Sub-Saharan Africa and supporting the third largest population of African wild dogs, Southern Tanzania is unforgettable!

Located in the heart of Iringa in the Southern Highlands of Tanzania, Iringa Boma is a place for education, participation and recreation. Boma is a Swahili word for fortification, perfectly describing the Centre as a stronghold of culture and heritage in the Region. It offers various opportunities to engage with culture and heritage in Iringa, for people from within and from outside the region. The Boma in one of the oldest remaining buildings in Iringa, constructed around 1900 by the German colonial regime to serve as a military hospital. German colonial architecture combined African, Swahili and European styles. After the First World War the British made it their regional administrative centre. From Tanzania’s independence in 1961 until 2014 it was in use as Regional and District administration office offering civil services. Beginning in 2014, the building was completely renovated and restored to its original design. It re-opened in 2016 as a regional museum and cultural centre. THE EXHIBITION The exhibition consist of 5 rooms with different themes: Room 1 – History of Iringa Room 2 – Worship and Healing in Iringa Room 3 – Cultures of Iringa Room 4 – Interactive Display Room 5 – Explore Iringa Region OTHER SERVICES Conference/boardroom hire Boma Cafe - snacks and beverages Iringa Town guided tours Innovation space for cultural events and activities