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THE SPECTACLE TENT FULL

Also common in Tarangire are pythons, which with patience and keen observance may be spotted coiled in tree branches. During these months the park boasts the greatest wildlife concentration outside of the Serengeti. Tarangire’s wildlife is best viewed during the dry months from July to October when zebra, wildebeest, buffalo and the rarer fringe-eared Oryx and Eland gather at the last remaining water holes or shelter from the fierce sun under squat baobab trees.

THE SPECTACLE TENT FULL

The name of the park originates from the Tarangire River that crosses through the area, and is best known for its massive herds of elephant.ĭuring the dry season herds of up to three hundred elephant of all ages and sizes converge on Tarangire’s permanent water source and can be seen digging in the once full riverbed in search of underground springs.

Tarangire National Park is situated in Tanzania's Manyara Region and is our first destination on the Northern Serengeti Migration Safari. This epic round-trip journey spans almost 3000 kilometres and ongoing. This treacherous journey is dictated by the seasons and and associated rainfall patterns, and the wildebeest are not far behind. The Northern Serengeti Migration Safari gives you the opportunity to witness of the greatest wildlife spectacle on the planet, the Great Migration.Įach year, almost two million wildebeest and 20 000 plains game migrate from Tanzania's Serengeti to the south of Kenya's Masai Mara in search of lush grazing grounds and life-giving water.

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The festival tent host of the Winzerer Fähndl accompanies this ceremony with the words: “We count down, and then the beer flows”. In the Schottenhammel tent, the Lord Mayor does this, but in most other big tents, the host takes over this honour – like our Peter Inselkammer in the crossbow shooters tent. This is followed by some celebratory words, and on the stroke of 12.00, the beer is tapped. However, it is fixed, that the first beer is only served, after the festival tent hosts have arrived in all the tents. Whilst the procession moves in the direction of Theresienwiese, the very first annual Oktoberfest guests are already sitting in the tents. The whole thing is accompanied by traditional brass band music, and many cheering spectators, who are watching the spectacle from the roadside. The festival tent hosts mostly present themselves in highly creative ways: Floral decorations and beautiful garlands highlight the festive character of the coach and four. He is followed by the Senior Mayor of Munich, Dieter Reiter, before the coaches of the big festival tents become visible to the spectators. The procession is led by the ‘Münchner Kindl’ (Munich’s Child – the heraldic figure of the city). Who moves in with the festival tent hosts? By the way, the first communal moving in of the festival tent hosts took place in 1887.

Around 10.45 the procession starts via Sonnenstraße, Schwanthalerstraße and Bavariaring in the direction of Theresienstraße. and the guests spread themselves out on the beer benches inside, the traditional coach and horse teams form 2 kilometers away in Josephspitalstraße. How does the moving in of the festival tent hosts proceed?Įven before the festival tents open at 10 a.m.