by hla | May 16, 2023 | Kenya National Parks
Mount Kenya inscribed Mount Kenya as a World Heritage Site , is the second highest peak in Africa. It is an ancient extinct volcano, is thought 2800 sq.km. There are 12 remnant glaciers on the mountain, all receding rapidly, and four secondary peaks that sit at the...
by hla | May 16, 2023 | Kenya National Parks
Lake Naivasha And Hell’s Gate National Park Is an excellent “ Walk on the Wild Side” Hell’s Gate National Park located in Naivasha is home to a variety of wildlife, flora and over 100 species of birds. History considers its location as an outlet for the pre-historic...
by hla | May 16, 2023 | Kenya National Parks
The Great Rift Valley extends for about 4,000 miles, its course being clearly marked by many of the lakes of East Africa as well as by the adjacent volcanic peaks. In Kenya it can be traced southward along the Red Sea and into the Ethiopian Plateau to Lake Turkana,...
by hla | May 16, 2023 | Kenya National Parks
Home to the rare & endangered Hirola Antelope Tsavo west and Tsavo East national parks for one of the largest national parks accounting for over 4% of Kenya total land area . located in the south-west Kenya a distance of 250 kms from the coast and over 230 from...
by hla | May 16, 2023 | Kenya National Parks
Kenya’s Largest National Park Amboseli National Park isn’t the largest park in Kenya’s National Park system, The Maasai have given Amboseli its name, which means “place of water.” The Amboseli National park is famous for its elephants, which are plentiful and...