Kenya Aberdare National Park

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Top Attractions of Kenya Aberdare National Park
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Enclosed by the wild and delightful moorlands of
the third most astounding mountain range in
Kenya, this amusing park offers a fog wreathed
land where elephants wander through lichen hung
forests, stupendous waterfalls plunge into
beautiful pools, and trout filled steams course
through overgrown dells. A heavenly place for
fishers and solitude lovers, it additionally
offers supreme perspectives of the sparkling
coronet of Mount Kenya and the shining pools of
the Great Rift Valley.
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Aberdare National Park was made in 1950 to ensure
the protection of wildlife on the forested
mountain inclines and moors. The area of park is
just 767 sqkm, but rises to an amazing height of
13,000 feet at the 2 highest peaks (Lesatima and
Kinangop). Aberdare is an isolated volcanic range
and the scenes at here are just excellent. This
zone has one of the densest centralizations of
various wild lives in Kenya. You will come across
elephants in the forests without any doubt, and
look out for buffalo, bushbuck, giant forest
hogs, African wild cats, red duiker, black
colobus monkeys and baboons.
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In the event that you are exceptionally
fortunate, you may look a dark panther. Over the
rainforest, you enter a cinch of bamboo forest
which is the most loved spot of the Bongo, an
exceptionally rare forest antelope. This is the
ideal setting to stop off for a cookout or a spot
of fishing. In the fields, you can see eland,
serval cats and famous black rhino. Birdlife is
also superb at here. You can see over 250 species
of bird species at here sunbirds like the
emerald-green Malachite sunbird, game birds such
as Montane Francoliin, water birds like the black
headed heron and birds of prey like the African
gold-headed falcon.
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Game driving or climbing are the most ideal ways
to see the natural life in Aberdare National
Park. The super cold streams are abounding with
trout and provide incredible fishing option.
There are a few high, falling waterfalls
Chania, Karuru and Maragua Falls - all are
stunningly excellent. Karuru is an amazing sight,
falling in 3 steps that aggregate 273m! Don't
pass up a major opportunity for a climb to the
Kimanthi Hideout, which is also called as the
Queen's Cave. Although this place is a year-round
destination for your visit but January, February
and June to September are the most appropriate to
visit here. Avoid March to May, because they are
the heaviest rain fall months at here.
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To book easy and budget friendly safari tour
drives for Aberdare National Park, contact Easy
Go Safaris today. We have specialists with years
of experience to guide you throughout your
journey. Call us at 254 20 2444914 or visit our
website www.easygosafaris.com for further details.
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00100 Nairobi Kenya Tel [phone] Mobile
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