Tsavo National Parks (East and West)
Explore the Beauty of Tsavo National Parks (East and West)
Tsavo National Parks- East and West Tsavo National Parks, which include Tsavo East and Tsavo West, are also among the largest and most different wildlife sanctuaries in Kenya. They are well known for beautiful topography: the open plains of Tsavo East, the lofty plateau reaching high above the terrain, the course of the roaring Lugard Falls, crashing waters over jagged rocks. While the rugged, rolling hills of Tsavo West come with drapes of greenery and volcanic formations. The parks are also famous for their red elephants, colored so obviously because of the red soil of the park, and home to many other wildlife, such as lions, giraffes, and rhinos. Game viewing, bird watching, Mzima Springs exploration-the crystal-clear source of life maps into an ocean with aquatic life. This is truly one of the raw beauty ingredients of pure wilderness and abundant wildlife, and the destination is a must-have for nature lovers.
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Bird Watching in Tsavo National Parks
Visiting the Tsavo National Park, one finds bright life through nature, brightly colored, with more than 500 bird species founded. It holds the promise of an open-wetland environment through ecological diversity across open plains. It is an omnipresent haven for waterfowls, including beautiful crystal Mzima Springs, kingfisher, pelican, ducks, and many others, while many others invade the wetlands and lagoons for wading birds. Above are eagles then hornbills, vultures, and other raptors, which can hardly be missed while on such a trail because they find themselves perched high on treetops. Tsavo easily lives up to its promise in establishing a rich diversity of birds to enhance intimate relationships with nature and appreciation out of every visit.
Game Drives in Tsavo National Parks
Game drives in Tsavo National Parks provide an exciting possibility to discover the varied landscapes and abundant wildlife of the park. The thrilling safari that visitors can take starts from the wide open plains of Tsavo East up to the scenic rolling hills in Tsavo West. You encounter the "Big Five" lions, elephants, leopards, buffaloes, and rhinos and some other amazing wildlife such as giraffes, zebras, and antelopes. Most of these game drives are usually conducted by highly experienced rangers. The drives may give you good opportunities to take photographs of African savannah wildlife at its best form. Whether venturing on into the hills or cruising through the plains, each game drive brings the visitor a unique and unforgettable experience in the heart of wildlife in Kenya.
Mzima Springs in Tsavo West
It is a beautiful and peaceful visit to Mzima Springs in Tsavo West National park. This oasis is famous for its crystal-clear waters. Flowing underground streams from the Chyulu Hills feed it. Walking trails are available through beautiful green scenery, with opportunities to see hippos and crocodiles roosting close to water. One of the highlights of Mzima Springs is a great glass viewing tank, where visitors can see the interesting underwater world, where fishes swim amid aquatic plants. This peaceful sanctuary has quite refreshing retreat opportunities and is certainly richer in exploring aspects of unique ecosystems at Tsavo.
Discovering Lugard Falls in Tsavo East
Lugard Falls, found in Tsavo East National Park, is an extraordinary wonder created by cascading water surrounded with beautiful rock formations. Named after the British colonial administrator Frederick Lugard, it is in fact a succession of rapids in which the Galana River tumbles over rough rocks, forming rather elaborate designs in nature. It is beautiful enough to picnic in here, nature's beauty giving visitors a place to recharge their minds. It also offers great photo opportunities at these times with its dramatic, colourful and beautiful sceneries.
