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Kenya, located on the equator, is composed of diverse terrains, with mountainous areas covering most of the western part. The southeastern region features coastal plains. Among these two terrains, the highlands are densely forested, while the lowland savannahs, made up of grasses, create the famous and unique scenery that also represents the Africa people imagine.
Travel through wildlife parks to explore various places and enjoy natural scenery. (Image source / Creative Commons)
Visiting the various nature reserves in the area, whether from a vehicle or while walking, travelers can take in Kenya’s magical landscapes and experience firsthand what locals call the “Big Five”: lions, elephants, rhinos, leopards, and giraffes.
Lions, known as the “Kings of the Savannah,” can be seen in Kenya. (Image source / Flickr)
Small lakes offer the best strategic vantage points for spotting animals in the savannah. (Image source / Pixabay)
Exploring wildlife parks is a rare kind of travel. Beyond enjoying the savannah scenery and its extraordinary wildlife, visitors can also experience the diverse habitats, landscapes, and accommodation options and styles that Kenya has to offer. What's more, travelers can further engage with local culture and enrich their travel experience.
A rhino is followed by countless flamingos, forming a magnificent "sea of birds" in nature. (Image source / Wikipedia)
The sight of zebras and giraffes walking together is truly rare. (Image source / Pixabay)
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