Ruaha National Park, located in southern Tanzania, is the country’s largest national park, covering approximately 20,226 square kilometers. Known for its rugged landscapes, the park is home to diverse wildlife including elephants, lions, leopards, and rare species like the African wild dog and sable antelope. The Great Ruaha River runs through the park, providing a vital water source and creating scenic riverine habitats. Ruaha is celebrated for its remote and wild character, offering excellent opportunities for safari adventures away from the crowds