Bordered by the dry savannah, high up in the Eastern Arc Mountains in the heart of Tanzania, lies Udzungwa. It is an almost pristine, green world, home to a wealth of animals and plants, and described by scientists as unique.
It is among the forgotten rainforests in Africa harboring waterfalls and quite a good trekking and hiking region….
Mang’ula village, for most visitors to the Udzungwa Mountains National Park is a base of operations. Being home to three local tribes: Wapogoro, Wandamba and Wabenay. The soils are fertile, good rainy seasons and plenty of water off the mountains all year round.
Below are some of the waterfall pictures captured by the talented Dharmit Laxman:
