Lake Manyara National Park is a protected area in northern Tanzania, famous for its tree-climbing lions, large flamingo flocks, and diverse habitats including a soda lake, groundwater forest, and rift valley escarpment. Situated between the Great Rift Valley and the alkaline lake, the park offers various wildlife viewing activities.

It is a popular destination for its unique scenery and a wide variety of birds species, baboons, and other mammals.The park is also known for its lions that are climbing-trees and resting in the branches of acacia trees. Lake Manyara is home to vast numbers of Flamingoes, creating a spectacular sight on the lake. The park includes hot springs and is located at the base of the Rift Valley escarpment.