If you plan to take a trip to Kenya, you should visit the following places of interest. Try not to miss any of the following five destinations, or you may not get a second chance to quench your thirst as a curious visitor.
1. Maasai Mara National Park
It is the most important game reserve in Kenya and perhaps the world. Masai Mara boasts of preserving almost 450 species of flora and fauna that all visitors admire. The best time to visit here is from July to September. You can experience the “great migration” of the wildebeest and feel lucky to record the rare lion hunting moments. This trip is a photographer’s delight. A period of ‘2 nights and 3 days’ is enough to cover the precious assets of wild Kenya, including a Masai village.
two. mombassa
It happens to be the cultural and business center of East Africa. Trading with South Asia and the Arab world for centuries, Mombasa proudly displays its cultural heritage in the form of forts and museums. You will also be ecstatic to discover the wide range of activities on the beach. Whether it is a jet ski, jet ski or diving activity, you will feel that the money spent on this trip is well worth it. The 3-day trip is enough to cover glimpses of Mombasa.
3. mount kenya
If you are a fan of mountaineering and enjoy those amazing natural views, you should never miss a trip to Mount Kenya. The trekking tour begins in Nanyuki, foothills of Mount Kenya. Plan your stay at Treetop Hotel, an accommodation made of wooden planks; You’ll be proud as you imagine the story of her where Queen Elizabeth once visited.
Four. Nakuru National Park
Nakuru National Park is a lovely wildlife reserve spread over a few acres of land and is home to some of Kenya’s most popular wildlife. Don’t miss the big 5: elephant, lion, leopard, rhino and buffalo. The abundance of a type of migratory bird called ‘Flamingo’ occurs from the end of September and continues until January. You will be speechless seeing the thousands of pink flamingos on the blue background.
5. Amboseli National Park
This game drive is famous as you may have a clear view of the magnificent Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest point in Africa. Amboseli boasts of having the largest collection of elephants and is also home to an elephant research center. The dazzling sight of the sunset will leave you in awe, and his photo adventure will look no less than a painter’s delight.
There is no pleasure compared to exploring the unknown and discovering the distant culture. Africa has an excess of natural wonders and will continue to be the first choice of visitors.