[Did you know that…?] The largest intact crater in the world is located in Tanzania?

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Located in the heart of the Ngorongoro Massif in northern Tanzania, the extinct Ngorongoro Crater is impressive for its surface area of over 20 kilometers in diameter. Formed by the collapse of a volcano, this natural wonder is part of a protected conservation area and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. An absolutely surreal, dreamlike setting, punctuated by lush green plains, dense forests, lakes, and even a vast expanse of savannah.

An unusual place that's also home to a myriad of wild animals. Elephants, lions, buffalo, leopards, gazelles, hippos, and rhinos live in perfect harmony in this cave, approximately 600 meters deep. This is the perfect opportunity for travelers to get up close and personal with them, or even observe them from the top of the volcano's ridges to capture unforgettable photos.

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