Are you an animal lover? Do you always enjoy TV channel like Animal Planet and National Geographic Wild, or would you imagine yourself being Pumbaa or Timon traveling with young lion king in vast Kenya fields? Take on the trip with Acanela to begin this eye-opening adventure. Here are the reasons why Kenya National Parks should be on the top of your bucket list.
Always wanted to wake up to the mighty roar of a lion? Get transported into The Lion King? Kenya is the most popular safari destination in all of Africa. This beautiful country in the East of Africa is filled with 61 Kenya National Parks and National Reserves, covering 8% of the land. The difference between a park and a reserve is that parks only allow tourism and research while reserves allow for human activities such as firewood collection or fishing under specific regulated conditions.
Nestled in East Africa, in the Southwestern portion of Kenya that borders Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park, the Masai Mara National Reserve (also known as the Maasai Mara) is Kenya’s most famous wildlife destination. The reserve is one of Africa’s highest density regions for predators, and its wide open grasslands and rising wildlife populations make it one of the best (and easiest) places in the world to spot game.
