General information on Kenya

Kenya is located on the shores of the Indian Ocean in eastern Africa. The southern border of the republic borders with Tanzania, the northern one with Ethiopia, the western one with Uganda, the north-western one with Sudan, and the northeastern one with Somalia. Southeast Kenya is located on the ocean coast.

Masai Mara National Park

Masai Mara is Kenya's brightest and most beautiful national park, famous for its big cats, the presence of representatives of the entire Big Five and a wide variety of birds that inhabit these fertile places in their natural habitat.

Amboseli National Park

Amboseli Park is located right at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa's highest peak. It is from here that the most successful view of the snow-capped peaks of this majestic mountain opens. The elephant against the background of Kilimanjaro is Amboseli's trademark photo.

Lake Nakuru

The Great African Rift Valley is famous for its alkaline lakes, including Lake Nakuru, which is a national park in Kenya. Lake Nakuru is salty, so it is the favorite habitat of millions of pink flamingos.

Masai tribe

The Masai are the most colorful tribe in Kenya. The Masai are quite popular not only because of their distinct traditions and lifestyle, but also because of their ties to the national parks and reserves next to which they live.

Mount Kenya

Mount Kenya is an extinct volcano that dominates the landscape of the Kenyan Highlands east of the Great Rift Valley and is Africa's second highest peak after Kilimanjaro. Travelers come to this park for hiking or climbing Mount Kenya.

In nat. Mount Kenya park is inhabited by wild animals: elephants, eland antelopes, monkeys. Leopards, bongos and rhinos are rarely seen.