Vast grasslands that house countless Elephants, Giraffes, Deers, Zebras, and a few carnivorous beasts, Maasai Mara is the epitome of Kenyan wilderness, unapologetic, and without holding back.

A picturesque beach with a lovely expanse of white sand, Diani Beach offers countless opportunities to unwind and take in the sea. The town itself is noteworthy for having some of the most cozy and intimate housing facilities, perfect for honeymooners or solo travelers looking to bunk for the night without denting their wallets.

Visited by thousands of tourists every year, the Amboseli National Park is Kenya’s crown jewel. Known for two major attractions- elephant sightings and the most glorious view of Mt. Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest peak, Amboseli National Park is a fine insight into the rugged Kenyan land.

Tsavo is essentially divided into two gigantic National Parks. The Tsavo East National Park is Kenya’s largest National Park, and a prime ground for watching the wild beasts and birds. The Tsavo West National Park is a huge expanse, although with a rougher landscape and comparatively less animals to spot, mostly due to poaching. It’s here that the myth of the man eating lions in the early 19th century originated.

Africa’s second highest peak is a natural magnet for countless hikers, mountaineers, and climbers every year. Mt. Kenya also houses the Kikuyu tribe, who worship the mountain for their mountain god Ngai. The Mt. Kenya National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and worth exploring.