Many tourists do not even know where Kenya is located. If you are going on vacation this African state and do not know what sights of Kenya to visit in the first place, then it should be said that this is a country of extremes and contrasts. Here you can enjoy both endless savannahs and stunning safaris, and freshwater lakes and deserts and coral reefs.
There are 22 national parks on the territory of the country, but the description of such an attraction of Kenya as Masai Mara Park can be found in any guidebook. Thousands of rare animals live here, and the forests are home to about 400 species of birds.
Amboseli National Park is another natural attraction in Kenya. This reserve is considered one of the oldest in Africa. It is home to 900 elephants, as well as hippos, buffalo, cheetahs, zebras, lions and giraffes.
Mount Kenya is the name of a landmark that is considered the second highest peak in Africa. It was once thought to be an active volcano, and the perpetual snows and glaciers at the summit contributed to the Tana River.
Mamba Village is Africa's largest crocodile farm. It is home to more than 12,000 reptiles.
Jesus Fort is another major attraction in Africa. The famous bastions have withstood nine sieges and have survived in pristine condition since 1593. It is now home to the National Museum.
The Tsavo Reserve is one of the largest protected complexes in the world. In terms of area it reaches 21,000 km2.
Lake Nakuru is considered a shallow lake. Despite this, it has become famous for being considered a haven for hundreds of flamingos that gather daily at its salty shores.
Hell's Gate is a small reserve in Kenya that is located in a gorge. Due to its location, it is so named.
The Great African Rift is a natural landmark in the country, with Lake Naivasha, Lake Elmentaita, Turkana and Bogoria in the vicinity.
