Experience Tsavo National Park, Kenya

Tsavo National Park is made up of two parts: Tsavo West and Tsavo East. It is one of the world’s largest parks, encompassing nearly 4% of Kenya’s total land area. The most popular of the two, Tsavo West, is drawn on a sprawling canvas of endless skies, emerald hills, molten lava flows, palm-fringed rivers, teeming wildlife, and sparkling oases set against an unforgettable backdrop of the cloud-shadowed African savannah.

Tsavo East National Park, on the other hand, is mostly level, with dry plains running through it and the Galana River flowing through it. Tsavo East is also home to the world’s longest lava flow, the Yatta Plateau, and the Lugard Falls. Within the Tsavo Conservation Area, over 10,000 red elephants, the world’s largest, has been registered. Birdlife and large mammals such as the Black Rhino, Cape Buffalo, Leopard, Hippo, and Lion are all included in the park. Other smaller animals such as the Bush infant, Hartebeest, Lesser kudu, and Maasai giraffe can also be seen in the park.