Ngorongoro Crater in northeastern Tanzania is the world’s largest unfilled volcanic crater, formed when a giant volcano collapsed millions of years ago. Covering 260 square kilometers, it is home to lions, elephants, zebras, hippos, and flamingos. Visitors come to see amazing sunrise views and join guided game drives. If you visit, be respectful to the wildlife and local Maasai people, who have lived near the crater for generations as skilled herders and caretakers of the land.
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1. Where is Ngorongoro Crater located?
2. How was the crater formed?
3. How large is the crater?
1. Would you like to visit Ngorongoro?
2. Which animal would you most like to see?
3. Have you seen a safari?
Ngorongoro Crater in northeastern Tanzania is the world’s largest unfilled volcanic crater, formed when a giant volcano collapsed millions of years ago. Covering 260 square kilometers, it is home to lions, elephants, zebras, hippos, and flamingos. Visitors come to see amazing sunrise views and join guided game drives. If you visit, be respectful to the wildlife and local Maasai people, who have lived near the crater for generations as skilled herders and caretakers of the land.
