Lemala Kuria Hills: Frequently Asked Questions
Where exactly is Lemala Kuria Hills located?
Lemala Kuria Hills sits in a remote part of the Wogakuria Hills in the Northern Serengeti, very close to the Mara River and the Kenyan border. That position puts it inside the main corridor of the wildebeest migration.
When can I see the wildebeest migration from Lemala Kuria Hills?
The massive wildebeest migration spectacle can be experienced first-hand between July and October, when the herds move through the Mara River corridor near the lodge. Exact river crossing timing varies with rainfall and herd movement from year to year.
What does the landscape around Lemala Kuria Hills look like?
The lodge is surrounded by rolling grassy hills, open woodlands, and streams lined with trees. This diverse mix of habitats is what draws wildlife into the area throughout the year.
Is wildlife viewing at Lemala Kuria Hills only good during the migration months?
No. The varied habitat of hills, woodland, and tree-lined streams supports plenty of wildlife all year round, and the migration season of July to October is an additional highlight on top of that.
Can I book a stay at Lemala Kuria Hills through Ecological Wilderness Adventure?
Yes. Ecological Wilderness Adventure is a TATO-licensed Tanzania and East Africa safari operator and can tailor a Northern Serengeti itinerary including Lemala Kuria Hills and quote it on request.
How close is Lemala Kuria Hills to the Mara River crossings?
It is located very close to the Mara River near the Kenyan border, placing guests directly inside the main migration corridor. That makes it a convenient base for watching the July to October wildebeest movement.



