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Country:

Tanzania

Duration:

GPS:

1 day
-2.972876, 35.33381
Google Maps
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Oldupai
Cave

Country:


Tanzania
Oldupai
Cave

Other names:

Oldupai Gorge

Visit duration:

1 day

Categories:

Nature / Cave
Cave

Description:

Ever wondered where it all started, for us humans? Well if you have, a fascinating visit to the birthplace of all humankind will certainly be a high point of your Tanzanian safari.
Oldupai (Olduvai) Gorge, a stone’s throw from the Serengeti and Ngororgoro Crater, is where discovery was made of the earliest known specimens of the human genus.
Research pioneered by the Leakey family in the 1950s and continued by them and others today, has led to a greater understanding of human developmental and social evolution, demonstrated by amongst other things the use of stone tools, and has resulted in Oldupai Gorge being considered one of the most important prehistoric sites in the world.
Include a day visit to Oldupai Gorge in your wildlife safari to add extra dimension and meaning to your vacation, for that inspirational memory you will ponder over and treasure for many years.


Why visit:

Safari
Walk

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Info:


By car By public transit Walking Bicycling
By car By public transit Walking Bicycling

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Created:
18.12.2022
Updated:
10.08.2023
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