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Situated in East Africa and distinguished by its scenic landscapes and diverse wildlife, Kenya is a dream destination for adventurers and nature lovers alike. Known for its iconic savannahs that roar to life with the great migration of Wildebeest, this captivating place is a natural habitat for the world's famous 'Big Five' game animals - Lion, Elephant, Cape buffalo, Leopard, and Rhinoceros. From the lovely shores of the Indian Ocean, the lush green highlands, to the sundrenched Masai Mara, Amboseli National Park, and the awe-inspiring Mount Kilimanjaro backdrop, Kenya is a true African gem. Not to mention its bustling capital city, Nairobi, home to sophisticated restaurants, hip cafes, shopping avenues, and rich historical museums that display the nation's vibrant culture and heritage.


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Nestled at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro in southern Kenya, Amboseli National Park offers an unparalleled wildlife experience in the heart of Africa. Known as the "Land of Giants" due to its iconic herds of elephants, the park sprawls across 392 square kilometers and provides breathtaking vistas of Africa's tallest peak. Amboseli is a sanctuary of biodiversity, famed not only for its majestic elephants but also for its rich birdlife, including over 400 bird species, and a diverse range of wildlife, from lions and cheetahs to giraffes and zebras. Visitors can explore five different habitats, including wetlands, savannahs, and woodlands, each offering unique opportunities for nature photography and game viewing. With its stunning landscapes and vibrant Maasai culture, Amboseli National Park promises an unforgettable adventure for nature enthusiasts and cultural explorers alike.

I arrived in Amboseli with no plan—just a backpack, a camera, and a vague list of temples I never ended up seeing. Instead, I wandered side streets lined with wooden houses, stumbled into a tiny tea shop . and spent the next hour sipping coffee in complete silence, surrounded by the soft clink of ceramic cups and the rustle of wind through paper walls.

Hellene

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