Kenya’s Ethnic Tribes
Kenya boasts both cultural and natural diversity. It is home to more than 42 different ethnic groups. If you were to travel across the country, you’d see the Indian Ocean, towering mountains, and vast savannas. You will hear over 60 different languages. You will taste the unique flavors of the many different types of Kenyan food. It is a truly diverse and vibrant country.
Kenya is home to over 500 species of birds!
Amboseli National Park, Southern Kenya
Amboseli is popular with birders as well as elephant watchers. Over 400 species, including at least 40 raptors, have been recorded. Notable species include the Lesser Flamingo, many ducks, darters, and herons nesting in the wetlands, and birds of prey including a small population of Martial Eagles.
Maasai Mara National Reserve, Southern Kenya
The Mara is equally popular with birders and specialist birding safaris. Of the over 500 recorded species, notables include the Corncrake, Grey Crested Helmet Shrike, Lesser Kestrel, Madagascar Squacco Heron, Saddle Billed Stork, Secretary Bird, Ostrich, White Headed Vulture among more common species, Lilac Breasted Roller, Yellow Billed Oxpecker among the large herds, and Martial and Crowned Eagles.
Nairobi National Park
“The World’s Only Wildlife Capital”
Beyond the towering skyscrapers, lies a haven of peace and tranquility, the world’s only wildlife capital that plays host to a wide variety of wildlife, birdlife, and the best scenic views from the park and beyond. The park is a popular outing space for families, couples, and organized groups.
