MY HIDDEN GEMS Part 2

I will in a series of articles give you all my best places to get great photos and experience in from all over the world.

- Girish Mallya

In this article I will take all to the place where the great migration ends up in and where all these animals give birth and this amazing place is called Ndutu.

This section of the park is made up of rolling grasslands peppered with alkaline lakes that attract flocks of flamingos, as well as acacia woodlands.

In February the wildebeest herds are calving on the verdant grassy plains: thousands upon thousands of baby animals are born every day, about 8000 every day, attracting the attention of cheetahs, lions and hyenas.

And there are so many cats there like leopard, lion, cheetah, caracal, African wildcat and serval.

This is one of these special places, yes I have seen the migration many times and it is a big thing but imagine all these animals are all going for this place in the south.

All are gathering here to give birth so the number is so much bigger than you will find anywhere else.

It is just breathtaking to see these enormous amount of animals and also seeing how the carnivors are having a feast during this period. This is a must place for those who hasnt been to Africa before or even just seen the migration. And the guest I have had with me there are all stunned what they see and experince. ”Amazing” ”Stunning” ”Didnt expect this” ”I must come back” is just some of what they have been saying.

Facts: The Ndutu Region forms part of the northern section of Ngorongoro Conservation Area and stretches to the unfenced southern reaches of the Serengeti National Park, a meeting point between these two incredible wilderness areas.