Serengeti night safari doesn't not only provide peace and rest, it also calms the heart. It eases our troubles during the day and it washes the fatigue brought by the tiring journey we took during the daytime. Whether you are on walking safari, riding the balloon, or driving, the views of Serengeti does not change at all. Hardy are the natives here and so they were adopted to the forms of living. They maintain walking trails that explorers use until these days. Nonetheless, with the advantages in transportation modes of safariing are becoming more and more comfortable which features hot air ballooning, fly-in safaris, driving safaris, canoeing safaris, horse back riding safaris, and elephant back safaris (Oh how exciting is that! This sight is probably the reason why the park is named as such, which if literally translated we may arrive at the meaning of "the smoke that thunders". And the name really says the truth. It thunders roughly that the sound along is enough to make you stand awestruck and if you get nearer, you might feel the violent rushing of water. That being said and other things that can never be mentioned her or elsewhere, it is vital that you would not spoil your African safari adventure by not being comfortable along your journey. This is why, like with most other trips, we have to bring the essentials. The basics off course are clothes, shoes and the likes. Without the animal of the safaris, ecosystems would not exist. In a sense, animals add to the beauty that life in Africa may present. They give meaning. They add excitement. And they encourage tourism. It is thought that African safaris started to become famous when the hunt for animals boomed sometime in the nineteenth century. Remember, pleasure of the safari adventure is not measured by the number of useless gears that you have with you (which in the end makes you uncomfortable because of weight) but by the comfort of having gears that are truly needed while on trek. One of the most indispensable is off course the safari clothes.