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Offering a unique perspective of Tanzania's National Parks, Lake Manyara National Park's Treetop Walkway is a first of its kind in Tanzania.

Stretching for 500 metres and rising to a height of 18 metres above the forest floor, the Treetop Walkway is a fun new way to explore the park in addition to traditional game drives.

Comprised of nine suspended bridges, the Treetop Walkway also features a number of viewing platforms from which you can take in the beauty of Lake Manyara from above.

Short Overview

Take in Lake Manyara National Park from a bird's eye view with this amazing new attraction. The Treetop Walkway, stretching for 500 metres and taking you up to 18m above the forest below, is a unique perspective of one of Tanzania's most beloved parks.

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The Treetop Walkway can be added to any safari including Lake Manyara National Park, and takes approximately one hour to complete (with a few stops for snapping photos or being amazed by the view).

It can be done at any time of the day during park operating hours.

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