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Known as the 'cradle of humanity', Kenya is stunning, wild and, truth be told, just a little dangerous. For the adventurous, it promises the globe's most magnificent wildlife parks, unsullied beaches, thriving coral reefs, memorable mountains and ancient Swahili cities.
The Swahili word 'safari' literally means journey and there's no better place to experience it than in this East African adventure land. Nothing can prepare you for the annual mass migration of wildebeests in the Masai Mara. Nothing can prepare you for the grandeur you will see.
Kenya's currency is the Kenyan Shilling (KSH). The country is two and a half hours behind Indian Standard Time. Both Swahili and English are widely spoken.
Mount Kenya
At 17,058 feet, Mount Kenya is the country's highest mountain. The rocky peak area sports a mantle of glaciers and snowfields, the alpine zone is distinguished by giant vegetation and the vast gentle lower slopes are blanketed in montane forest and bamboo jungle. It is no wonder that this remote, majestic wonderland is considered as God's domain by the awed farmers who live on the foothills. Many rivers flow from the perpetually snow-capped peaks, among them, the mighty Tana, Kenya's longest river. The forests below the park boundary are home to elephants, buffalos, lions, several species of antelope and the occasional melanistic leopard and serval.
Masai Mara National Park
The Masai Mara National Park is best known for the great migration of wildebeest and zebra. As these vast herds search for lush grazing grounds after the rains, often stalked by predators, they create, what is quite possibly, the world's greatest wildlife spectacles. Large prides of lions are everywhere and it's not unusual to see them hunting. Elephants, buffaloes, zebras, various antelopes and hippos also roam the park in large numbers. The Masai Mara is without a doubt, the most popular wildlife park in Kenya. A reserve rather than a national park, the Mara also includes a Masai village that's open to tourists.
Kenya's currency is the Kenyan Shilling (KSH). The country is two and a half hours behind Indian Standard Time. Both Swahili and English are widely spoken.
Mount Kenya
At 17,058 feet, Mount Kenya is the country's highest mountain. The rocky peak area sports a mantle of glaciers and snowfields, the alpine zone is distinguished by giant vegetation and the vast gentle lower slopes are blanketed in montane forest and bamboo jungle. It is no wonder that this remote, majestic wonderland is considered as God's domain by the awed farmers who live on the foothills. Many rivers flow from the perpetually snow-capped peaks, among them, the mighty Tana, Kenya's longest river. The forests below the park boundary are home to elephants, buffalos, lions, several species of antelope and the occasional melanistic leopard and serval.
Masai Mara National Park
The Masai Mara National Park is best known for the great migration of wildebeest and zebra. As these vast herds search for lush grazing grounds after the rains, often stalked by predators, they create, what is quite possibly, the world's greatest wildlife spectacles. Large prides of lions are everywhere and it's not unusual to see them hunting. Elephants, buffaloes, zebras, various antelopes and hippos also roam the park in large numbers. The Masai Mara is without a doubt, the most popular wildlife park in Kenya. A reserve rather than a national park, the Mara also includes a Masai village that's open to tourists.
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