Kenya is famous for the extraordinary natural landscape, the largest in Africa of national parks, taking up most of the country, and incredible amounts of exotic animals. It’s the extraordinary diversity of flora and pheasants that attract thousands of tourists from all over the world.
Kenya in the language of local residents is called “Querar-Dracula,” which means “White Mountain.” It is in the honor of Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain of a country that is covered with white snow shaker, called its country a number of Kenyan tribes. It’s interesting that indigenous people think it’s holy.
There are about a million travelers in Kenya every year. In the country there are about 40 rangers, the most famous of them is Masai-Mara, where there is the world-renowned settlement of Masaai tribe, Ambilski and Lake Nakura.
It’s the most comfortable time for Kenya to hunt the camera — August of September. The extraordinary amount and diversity of wild animals is truly amazing. What’s interesting is that you can almost get to the animals — they’re not afraid of people at all, and they’re particularly startling to see a whole pack of elephants or lion family in a few steps.
Another amazing natural phenomenon is animal migration. The brightest one is expressed in Mara’s Mara. Thousands of anti-lop, zebras, giraffe, buffalo in one place and at one time — really incredible spectacle that you can only see on the black continent.
Another Pearl of East Africa, and Kenya in particular is the Great Rift. A lot came up here millions of years ago, after that, because of the extraordinary microclimate and vegetation here, there was a world that was completely lost.
Another cousin of Kenya, Lake Nakura, who is in a uniform high school. In the sight of thousands of flammingos and caves, it takes a breath and a long landscape seems surreal.
Kenya is a country of vivid emotions, incredibly beautiful landscapes, exotic animals, a country that really worth attention and, of course, numerous visits.