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 Veritable treasures of wildlife, the national parks of Kenya preserve the profuse flora and fauna available in the country and exhibit it to the whole world, which gazes at this spectacle with awe.
On tours to Kenya, one just cannot afford to miss a visit to the Kenyan national parks. After all, ‘wildlife' is an intrinsic and indispensable part of Kenya's existence.
Knowing that their flora and fauna reserves are by par the best in the world, Kenya's wildlife authorities have done a great job of conserving wildlife in these national parks. The Big Five wildlife attractions of Kenya – lions, leopards, elephants, rhinos and buffaloes – are easily found in these parks.
One of the biosphere reserves in Kenya, the Amboseli National Park is popular for its springs and innumerable herds of elephants.
The first national park of Kenya, Nairobi National Park exemplifies the co-existence of humans and wildlife. Animals can be seen roaming around freely without any human troubling them, and vice versa.
Masai Mara National Reserve is better known for the big migration game that takes place here every year. It is inarguably the most beguiling sight for any birder.
The weirdest kinds of bird species can be seen in the Kakamega Forest National Reserve . For campers, the Meru National Park is the favorite spot in Kenya. Small rivers flowing through this rough terrain have made it a great trekking and hiking destination.
Red elephants and ‘man-eating lions' can be seen in the Tsavo National Park . Game viewing of rhinos, crocodiles, ostriches and elephants can be witnessed here.
Mount Elgon National Park and Shimba Hills National Park are the other must-see wildlife attractions of Kenya.
National parks in Kenya are your best bet if you wish to explore the natural beauty and diversity of Kenyan wildlife.
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