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 The highest park in Africa, Aberdares National Park (highest peak 4,000 meters) is located in the Central Highlands. On your Aberdare safari, you will cover an area of more than 770 sq kms, which is home to a whole array of exotic animal and plant life.
You also get to view spectacular Aberdare mountain ranges and pristine water bodies on your safari to Aberdare.
Initially known as Nyandarua, Aberdare got the status of a national park in 1950. It is the third-largest park in Kenya and is 160 kms in length. Heavily fogged rainforests dominate the landscape of Aberdare National Park.
These forests are huge preserves of wildlife. on your Aberdare safari, you will see how animals survive in their natural habitat. Jackal, ant bear, mongoose, mole and the Big Five wildlife attractions of Kenya are all available here.
The burgeoning bird life at Aberdare National Park will captivate you completely. Some of the rare species are also found in abundance here.
Keruru Kahuru (270 m), Gura (240 m) and Chania Falls are some of the breathtaking waterfalls made by water streams in the region. Other highlights of Aberdare safari include Kinangop Peak, table mountains, Elephant Hills and Kimathi Hideout.
Jungle lodges in the region offer excellent accommodation amenities for tourists on safaris of Aberdare.
On your Aberdare safari, do not miss the chance of fishing and game viewing. Take a walk in the moorlands and watch wildlife from close quarters. Huge groups of tourists often set up camps here and make merry all through the night.
Aberdare safari is the golden chance of undertaking a paradisiacal voyage to one of the most visited tourist attractions in Kenya.
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