Amboseli National Park
Kenya national parks
Kenya is amazing safari destination located in East Africa that offers intriguing destinations. These destinations offer a range of safari experiences, from wildlife viewing to scenic landscapes and the cultural encounters. Each has its unique charm and attractions making Kenya a premier safari destination. This article brings the most popular safari destinations that should be explored on a Kenya safari.
These safari destinations offer a range of safari experiences, from wildlife viewing experiences, from wildlife viewing to scenic landscapes and the cultural encounters. Each has its unique charm and attractions and thus making it Kenya’s premier safari destination.
Maasai Mara National Reserve.
Maasai Mara national reserve is Kenya’s top safari destination, known for its abundant wildlife that is from the big five mammals that is lions, leopards, buffaloes, rhinos and elephants and among many others. You can as well witness the great migration to watch millions and millions of wildebeests, thousands of zebras, Thomson’s gazelles and among many others. Maasai Mara has beautiful landscape from rolling hills, grasslands, acacia tress, with siria escarpment as a backdrop.
You can as well enjoy the Maasai culture, learning about the traditional Maasai people, their customs and way of life. Enjoying air balloon safaris, guided game drives, wildlife viewing bird watching. On a Kenya safari, Maasai Mara National Reserve offers unforgettable safari experience with the incredible wildlife, scenic beauty and the cultural significance.
Lake Nakuru National Park.
Lake Nakuru national park is a popular safari destination that is mainly known for pink flamingoes and a variety of the animal species like some members of the big five mammals. Lake Nakuru national park is such a fascinating destination especially for nature lovers, birdwatchers, adventure seekers with the following facts like rhino sanctuary, big five mammals, unique vegetation, waterfalls like Makalia falls and Baharini falls, geological significance with volcanic rocks and fault lines, cultural significance like Maasai and Kalenjin communities, Lake Nakuru national park is known as the UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2011 due to its natural and cultural significance.
Samburu National Reserve.
Samburu National Reserve; Samburu national reserve is a unique safari destination with the arid landscapes and the rare species. This is the only destination with the rare or special five mammals like the Beisa Oryx, Gerenuk, Reticulated giraffe, Somali ostrich and Grevy’s zebra and many other animal species. Without forgetting the bird species.
Samburu national reserve has got arid landscape that is unique arid landscape, with rocky outcrops, thorny trees and the scrubby vegetation. On a safari you can explore Ewaso Ng’iro River that bisects the reserve hence attracting a wide variety of wildlife. You can as well enjoy hiking and stunning views on Mount Ololokwe.
You will enjoy the Samburu culture, the reserve is a home to the Samburu people the traditional pastoralist community known for their vibrant culture and colourful beadwork.
Amboseli National Park.
Amboseli National Park; Amboseli national park is among the popular safari destination in Kenya with the gorgeous and the stunning views of Mount Kilimanjaro and the large elephant numbers and among others like stunning scenery, diverse wildlife. Exploring dry lake bed, the park’s dry lake bed Lake Amboseli that creates a unique landscape and a habitat for wildlife.
Amboseli national park is a home to the big five mammals like lions, elephants, buffaloes, leopards and rhinos and among other animals like hyenas, cheetahs and among others. You can enjoy various safari activities in the park like Maasai cultural visits, game drives, bird watching, hot air balloon safaris and among many others.
Tsavo national park
Tsavo National Park; This is Kenya’s largest national park with the diverse be landscapes and wildlife. Tsavo national park is a home of the big five mammals, and other animal species like antelopes, gazelles and over 500 bird species. Tsavo national park was divided into different two parts like Tsavo East National Park and Tsavo West national park. The parks are known for other attractive features like mzima springs, volcanic landscapes, Ngulia rhino sanctuary, shetani lava flow, river Galana, yatta plateau, lugard falls, mubanda rock, Aruba dam, Kanderi swamp and others.
Tsavo national parks offer a unique and unforgettable wildlife experience with the diverse and iconic features which makes the safari to be explored on a Kenya safari.
