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The 50km long Olduvai Gorge is the archaeological site where, in 1959, Dr Louis Leakey and his wife found humanoid remains of one of the earliest forms of man.

This long and dusty ravine is one of Africa's best-known archaeological sites and is located between the crater and the Serengeti. There is a basic museum at the site that overlooks the gorge.

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