After breakfast at the hotel in Arusha start a drive to Tarangire national park for a game drive and photographing, Tarangire national park is found with its name originates from the Tarangire river that crosses the park and which acts as the source of water for animals in the park. Tarangire national park is well known as “Paradise of Elephants” due to its highest population of Elephants compared to other parks found In Tanzania. There is also a diversity of vegetation such as Baobab trees and Acacia trees. On this first day you will do a game drive and have lunch inside the park and later come to the Lodge in Mto wa mbu for dinner and overnight at ngare lodge 

In the morning, depart for Lake Eyasi for a cultural encounter. The journey, which takes about 1.5 hours, traverses the Great East African Rift Valley. Upon arrival, you'll visit the Datoga tribe, who will show you around their homes and engage with you in conversation. Following this, you'll visit a blacksmith, and later, hunt with the Hadzabe bushmen. Equipped with bows and arrows, you'll learn survival skills as you join them in their traditional hunting practices. The bushmen at Lake Eyasi consist of three clans: Hadzabe, Tindiga, and Datoga. They live off the land, gathering eggs, wild fruits, and root tubers, much like our Stone Age ancestors. After the hunt, you'll return to your lodge in karatu for Dinner and Overnight at omega high view lodge 

Manyara national park is Located at Manyara region. The park is well known for the tree climbing lions, the soda ash lake that is the habitat of pink flamingos and also famous for having Elephants. After breakfast at the Lodge in Mto wa mbu, start a trip to Manyara national park for a game drive and photograph, lunch within the park (Lunch box), and later start a trip back to Arusha.