Maasai Mara National Reserve

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• Anonymous

  11 November 2020

  one of the best family trip that we ever trip.
  
  Imagine Kenya as a travel destination and you are probably conjuring up images of expansive savannahs teeming with herds of wildlife with the iconic image of an Acacia tree starkly silhouetted against a crimson sky. Kenya, after all, is renowned for one of the greatest natural spectacles on earth – the Great Migration of millions
  
  Would deftly recommend kenya to anyone

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• Anonymous

  20 September 2020

  Best national reserve in Kenya. This is the only place in Kenya where we can see the wildebeest migration and river crossing. we saw lions , lionesses, cheetahs, leopards, elephants, zebras, topi, antelope, impala, ostriches, buffaloes, hippos, crocodiles and many birds species. You need a good driver with a walkie talkie and 4 wheel drive car so that it can go through the wet areas. Standard package is 3 days 2 nights .

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• Anonymous

  18 September 2020

  Kenya's Masai Mara is an incredible bio-diverse area and a popular safari destination. It's an opportunity to see the "big five" animals (lion, leopard, rhinoceros, elephant, and Cape buffalo) all during one trip or, if you're lucky, during one afternoon.
  
  The protected Masai Mara National Reserve park area is huge, over 1,500 square kilometers of mainly grassland, extending all the way to the Serengeti plain of Tanzania. The popular times to visit are during the twice-yearly migrations, the main one being in July and August. Over a million wildebeest and other animals cross the area in huge groups to go from one feeding area to another. Most visitors fly into Nairobi, then take a small bush plane to the Mara.

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• Anonymous

  12 September 2020

  900 Lions
  
  It is estimated that there are close to 850 to 900 Lions in the Masai Mara National Reserve and surrounding conservancies. Lions are the most sociable member of the cat family. They live in prides of 15 to 20 members, with up to three males, several adult females (one dominant), and a number of sub-adults and cubs.

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• Anonymous

  30 August 2020

  No words to Express, simply do visit this place, once in a lifetime. Take hot air balloon ride.
  Lifetime memories 👌😊❤

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