Because Kenya has a huge variety both physically and culturally, it is among the most sought-after countries in Africa for very good reasons to be visited on your safari. There are several stunning locations to explore Kenya; it boasts jagged highlands, verdant forests, the wildlife-rich savannahs, and the joyful Indian Ocean beaches.
Mount Kenya is the second tallest mountain in Africa after Kilimanjaro over the border in Tanzania; so, you should not miss it while your safari in Kenya. Mount Kenya stands at 5,199m/17,057ft height. When the East African Rift—a component of the Great Rift Valley—opened up around three million years ago, the stratovolcano was formed. Mount Kenya is one of the most beautiful locations to visit in Kenya; today its lower slopes are covered in bamboo and African rosewood trees and the mountain runoff supplies water for almost two million people. With its rocky snowy summits and glaciers along the top slopes, Mount Kenya Though this needs experience of technical climbing, the visitors wishing to summit can either climb Batian Peak or go to point Lenana, one of the peak’s highest via ferrata route (iron way).
With a five-big five reserve in Mount Kenya’s foothills, Ol Pejeta conservancy is well-known for its efforts at preservation. The last male northern white rhino, Sudan died in Ol Pejeta reserve; the last females of the sub-species still reside there under constant protection. Also housed in the Laikipia conservancy, the sweet waters Chimpanzee Sanctuary offers a habitat for chimps rescued from the black market.
One of the Rift Valley Lakes, Lake Nakuru is home to a great variety of bird species, most famously large flock of pink flamingos, reported to number in millions. The birds are drawn to the high levels of the algae in the water. Around the lake also spotted are pelicans, cormorants, African fish eagles, Verreaux’s eagles, Goliath herons and hammerkops. Furthermore visible throughout the national park are black and white rhinos, Rothschild giraffes, lions and cheetahs.
Kenya is well-known for both its savannah and safari areas as well as for its coastline in Indian Ocean. Among Kenya’s most fascinating historically rich locations for travel is the Lamu archipelago. Originally established as a Swahili port about 1370, Lamu town has had European, Indian, and Persian habitation since then. This makes it a melting pot of the many influences; 23 mosques from the 19th century fort and traditional dhole boats bobbing offshore. Given the nearby pristine and quiet beaches. The ideal setting to relax following a Kenya Safari trip.
Lamu Island’s Sambu National Reserve boasts the most exquisite and fascinating sites worth visiting in Kenya.
Considered as one of the best safari destinations in northern Kenya, Samburu National Reserve is also home to the Samburu people, renowned for their many strands of brilliantly coloured beaded jewelry. Within the reserve you can see elephants, lions, leopards, cheetahs plus over 450 bird species. The only area you will find the unique five in Kenya that comprises the Reticulated giraffe, Gerenuk, Grevy zebra, Somalia ostrich and Beisa Oryx during your visit to the reserve.
Although Maasai Mara national reserve is the most well-known safari spot on the continent, visiting a private concession on the brink of the reserve will let you avoid the crowds. Concessions have the benefit of permitting activities not allowed on the national reserve, even though a side from not being easily reachable to the general public. Following the rains around Tanzania and Kenya, Maasai Mara is the most best place in Kenya where you could see the almost two million wildebeest, plus the half a million of the antelopes and thousands of the zebras. Not only that the reserve has got the big cats like lions, leopards, cheetahs and the Big 5 are all spotted, 10 most beautiful and interesting places to visit in Kenya.
Diana Beach it the easily amongst picturesque shores in Africa, Diani Beach is about 30km/20mi south of Mombasa and a short flight from Nairobi, its white sands are lapped by the brilliant Indian ocean and backed by verdant forests, into which you can take nature walks when you tire of the sunbathing or kite-surfing. Go for a snorkelling trip; swim with whale sharks; enjoy the sunset dhow ride; or just lie back in a hammock with a book.
Rising to 2,189m/7,178 feet above sea level, the 1,000 km/620 mi mountain range Chyulu Hills national park in southeast Kenya At just 500 years old, they are among the youngest volcanic mountains in the world. In the picturesque Chyulu Hills National Park, you may see the Leviathan Cave, one of the longest lave tubes, and among other wildlife eland, Klipspringer, giraffe and zebra. Make this one of the most gorgeous locations you visit in Kenya; a side from wildlife viewing safari drives, you may head out hiking, rock climbing and horse riding; the green hills and vast sky make this one especially appealing.
Aberdare National Park is one of the most fascinating sites to visit in Kenya in the cool highlands along the Great Rift Valley; not only is it a lush mountainous region of valleys, rivers, waterfalls, and the forests, but it also hosts very rare species including the black serval, that black leopard, and the eastern bongo, the most elusive antelope in the nation. Elizabeth II became queen of England after learning of the death of her father; Treetops Hotel, where she was lodging at the time, has since become a well-known destination for visitors.
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