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Best Time to Visit Udzungwa Mountains National Park

Determining the Best Time to Visit Udzungwa Mountains National Park will be based on the park’s climatic conditions because usually the weather patterns in any adventure area tend to influence the adventure experience you will have on your safari thus it’s a great idea to know the Best Time to Visit Udzungwa Mountains National Park in order to have the most remarkable adventure experience during your visit.

Undoubtedly Udzungwa Mountains National Park as any other National Park in Tanzania has two climate seasons which are the dry season and the wet season. The National Park receives most of its annual rainfall from March-May which is its longest wet season and shorter rains from November to February due to its mountainous landscape and tropical and densely forested nature.

The year around temperatures are pleasant with its higher temperatures occurring between October to March and the coolest between May to July, and due to highly raised mountain ranges set on high altitude and its proximity to the Indian The ocean create humidity favorable for unpredictable rains throughout the wet a season which tend to make the park so slippery to hike and hard for trekking.

However between the dry season of June to October, there are very little rains received in the park during this period and most of them tend to fall in the higher altitude areas of the park on the side of its highest plateau peak making the park dry and easy for trekking with cooler temperatures, also camping is possible in this period and primates and other animals tend to be in nearby places which make this season preferred as the Best time to visit Udzungwa National Park for a unique and remarkable adventure safari. Visit the park at any possible time of the year as each season has its own incredible experience such as the many delightful butterflies that thrive within the park usually within the wet season.

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