Kenya

Located in East Africa, the Republic of Kenya is bordered on the north by Sudan and Ethiopia, on the east by Somalia and the Indian Ocean, on the south by Tanzania, and on the west by Lake Victoria and Uganda. The largest city is the capital, Nairobi, with Nakuru, Mombasa, and Kisumu as other major cities. It has an area 580,370 km² (224,082 miles²) and falls into several well-defined topographical zones extending from the Indian Ocean coast up to lofty mountain ranges that reach elevations of more than 3,048 metres (more than 10,000 feet).

The Equator divides Kenya into two almost equal parts. The region north of the Equator is hot and receives comparatively little rain, while the southern region falls into three meteorological zones: the coast is humid, the highlands are relatively temperate, and the Lake Victoria region is tropical. The rainy seasons occur from October to December and April to June, although the weather phenomenon El Niño recently complicated this pattern.

MAASAI MARA Experience real wild life safaris, great migration of wilde beast and the big five	LAKE NAKURU Watch millions of flamingoes in the great Lake Nakuru and the black rhino
TSAVO EAST/WEST The combined area of Tsavo East and Tsavo West National Parks makes Tsavo one of the world's largest game sanctuaries, larger than Wales in Great Britain or Jamaica in the Caribbean	SAMBURU Samburu National Reserve is a great destination. You will enjoy the diverse culture of the samburu community that lives around this area.
AMBOSELI While is Amboseli, you will be able to see Mount Kilimanjaro and even reach its foot	ABERDARES/MT. KENYA The Aberdare National Park was created in 1950 to protect the forested slopes and moors of the Aberdare Mountains