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Among Kenya's national parks, Meru is one of the least explored and, hence, least spoilt. The park is divided by the equator, with meadows in the west and bushland in the east. The park's numerous watercourses are surrounded by dense trees.Straddling the equator, Meru park is bisected by 13 rivers and numerous mountain fed streams, making it a green paradise compared to the dry savannah of Kenya’s other parks. It boasts diverse scenery from woodlands to wide open plains, meandering riverbanks, a landscape dotted by kopjes and rich volcanic soil deposits. This is the wilderness into which George and Joy Adamson released Elsa the lioness of which the film “Born Free” was based on.Game viewing in Meru encompasses large herds of elephant, buffalo, gerenuk, lesser and greater kudu. Magnificent lions, leopard, black and white rhinos.Part of the reserve has been fenced off to create a sanctuary for 40 White Rhino and 20 Black Rhino, making this one of the best places in Kenya to see these endangered animals.
Mt Kenya in Africa second highest mountain in Africa after Mt Kilimanjaro. Its an enjoyable mountain to climb, with stunning views glacial features and varied flora and fauna. The Sirimon – Chogoria route is the most popular ascent as the Sirimon is on the drier side of the mountain and has some of the finest walking with fantastic glacial scenery and a nice steady ascent.
Ol Pejeta Conservancy offers a unique experience that truly highlights what makes this beautiful part of Kenya so special. This tour takes you to Nanyuki, a town at the foot of Mount Kenya. This is also the starting point for those who want to climb Mount Kenya. See the imaginary line Equator Point, hear the stories behind it. Drive to the sanctuary and spend several hours on a game drive in search of the Big Five, including lions, leopards, rhinos, elephants and African buffaloes
This half-day tour to Nairobi National Park, is ideal if you have a tight schedule, are on a layover, or want a taste of safari without traveling far. It’s also more affordable than visiting distant reserves, yet still gives you an authentic experience of Kenya’s natural beauty and conservation success.It’s a perfect mix of adventure and convenience, making it a must-do even if you’re short on time. The Park offers a unique safari experience just minutes from the city center—something no other capital city in the world can claim. In just a few hours, you can witness iconic African wildlife like lions, giraffes, rhinos, zebras, and buffalo roaming free against the dramatic backdrop of Nairobi’s skyline.