Mahale Mountains National Park is part of Tanzania’s Southwest Circuit and is Located on the shores of Lake Tanganyika in Western Tanzania, Mahale can only be accessed by boat. It is a mesmerizing, rough and mountainous terrain. The Mahale National Park is home to 82 species of mammals and 355 species of birds along with many other animals. The important thing to note here is that it is the sanctuary to the largest remaining chimp population of the world. The Mahale Mountains National Park is best known for its hiking experience in which tourists can visit through different areas of the part by viewing birds and animals. The Park has a beautiful lake in which you can enjoy swimming, sailing and fishing. The Mountain Park offers a good experience to enjoy multiple things which include watching waterfalls and trekking though rough trails and sailing. When the weather is ideal especially in June and July Mahale Mountains offers a good hiking place for nature lovers in a beautiful and natural place. Let's find out the best time to visit Tanzania Mahale National Park.