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Udzungwa Mountains National Park
Africa's Galapagos of the Forest
Udzungwa Mountains National Park is one of Africa's most biodiverse forests, often called the "Galapagos of Africa" for its extraordinary number of endemic species. The park protects the ancient Udzungwa mountains — part of the Eastern Arc Mountains biodiversity hotspot — with towering forests, spectacular waterfalls and 6 endemic primate species. The park is a hiker's paradise with trails ranging from easy waterfall walks to multi-day mountain treks.
Southern Circuit
Circuit
6 Primate Species
Endemics
Morogoro Region
Location
1,990 km²
Area
Park Highlights
6 endemic primate species found nowhere else on earth
Part of the Eastern Arc Mountains — UNESCO biodiversity hotspot
Spectacular Sanje Waterfalls (170 m drop)
Sanje mangabey — discovered only in 1981
Ancient montane forest with outstanding birdlife
No game vehicles needed — explore on foot
Activities
Hiking to Sanje Waterfalls
Multi-day mountain treks to the summit
Primate tracking — red colobus and mangabey
Birdwatching — 400+ species including 30+ endemics
Forest camping
Botanical walks with expert guides
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