Wildlife: Manyara is home to a variety of wildlife, including elephants, giraffes, hippos, baboons, and a large population of flamingos. The park is also home to unique tree-climbing lions, which are known to climb up into the trees to escape the heat and insects on the ground.

Lake Manyara: The park is named after Lake Manyara, a shallow alkaline lake that stretches over 200 square kilometers. The lake is home to a large population of flamingos, as well as a variety of other bird species.

Scenic drives: The park offers stunning scenic drives through its diverse landscapes, including forests, wetlands, and savannahs. Visitors can enjoy breathtaking views of the lake and surrounding areas.

Canoeing: Visitors can go on guided canoeing trips on the lake, providing a unique perspective on the wildlife and landscapes of the park.

Hot springs: The park is home to several hot springs, which are popular with visitors for their therapeutic properties and stunning views.

Cultural experiences: Manyara is located near several Maasai communities, and visitors can learn about their culture and way of life through cultural tours and visits to traditional villages.

Night game drives: The park offers the opportunity to go on night game drives, allowing visitors to see nocturnal animals like hyenas, lions, and leopards