Published: 29.06.2023
On the territory of Kenya there is a world-famous reserve called the Masai Mara. This place stands out from the others with its fame, as well as a partly unique association of fauna in one particular area.
At the moment, the reserve is one of the most popular among such places, in principle, all over the world. Tens of millions of tourists visit it every year at different times. There is a wide variety of tours. For example, 3 Days Tsavo East and Amboseli private- one of those tours.
Speaking about this reserve, first of all it is worth noting the following main factors:
Describing the flora and fauna of the reserve, it is worth noting that the first one is essentially unremarkable. The reserve is covered with savannah, which periodically turns into marshland. Large rivers also flow along the Masai Mara. But there is nothing particularly remarkable in filling the flora.
The fauna of the Masai Mara is much more curious and attractive. Actually, it is largely because of her that the reserve is such a popular place.
For example, it is worth noting at least the presence of a large flock of cheetahs. This species of predators is considered almost endangered. The reason for this lies in the tourists who prevent cheetahs from hunting. However, there are many of them in the reserve. According to various estimates, the cheetah population is even larger than in other similar places on the planet.
In large numbers are in the Masai Mara and lions. They are located in the reserve in a variety of forms and variations. You can see any of the existing lions. There are also a large number of other animals typical of Africa - kangaroos, hyenas, gazelles, impalas, swamps, zebras, giraffes, wildebeest and so on. This diversity can be explained by the same swampy area, which guarantees access to water.
For 3 days of the tour, you can have time to get acquainted not only with all the living creatures that live on the territory of the reserve, but also see, in principle, the personification of all of Africa as a continent. You can find out more useful information about the reserve directly on the thematic portals.