Ngorongoro Conservation Area

Ngorongoro Conservation Area is a world cradle of mankind covering almost 8,292sq km, where people and wildlife coexist. The conservation area is a world heritage site, mixed site, biosphere reserve and geopark with diverse attractions such as empakai crater, olmoti crater, ngorongoro crater, olduvai gorge, laetoli footprints, ndutu area the calving ground for migratory animals, shifting sand, mount makarot (lemagarut), nasera rock, endoro waterfalls and mount lolmalasin a third highest mountain in Tanzania.

Olduvai Gorge is famous for discovery of human evolution were the skull dated 1.7 million years discovered by Mary Leakey. Laetoli footprints is were human foot print dated 3.6 million discovered by Mary Leakey.