Visit Iringa

Iringa is a region in Tanzania that offers stunning natural beauty and rich local culture. Located to the west of Kilimanjaro and north of Dodoma, this picturesque region boasts lush forests, rolling hills, and plenty of wildlife. The Ruaha National Park is an ideal location for tourists looking to observe rare African species such as elephants, zebras, antelopes, and giraffes. Additionally, Udzungwa National Park is known for its impressive waterfalls which can be accessed by hiking trails offering unparalleled views of the countryside.

Iringa also has a long history dating back to 1891 when it was part of German East Africa. One interesting historical fact related to Iringa concerns its involvement in World War II when King George VI knighted six Askari soldiers from Iringa during his visit in 1945.

Visitors can explore some fascinating sites such as the rock paintings at Isimila near Iringa town or learn about local traditions by visiting Mufindi Paper Mills where they make handmade paper products from elephant dung!