Amboseli National Park in Kenya's African Safari has been known for more than a century, but even today it continues to be a major attraction for visitors.
Spread over an area of over 39 hectares, this park offers a magical sensation that cannot be imagined without experiencing it.
over 80 species of wild animals grow and live in this place. Also, 420 species of birds find shelter here.
Only the luckiest visitors will see the lions. Although, they are the kings of the Safari, they are few in number and heading for extinction.
Whenever groups of animals are seen quickening their steps to escape, it is a warning that lions are somewhere nearby. Cicero guides the visitors who insist on not leaving the park without seeing the lions.
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Safari gulls have found a unique way to survive predators. They walked alongside the strong, like elephants or even oxen. They also sit on their backs and heads. The elephants sometimes chase them away, tailing them, whenever the seagulls overdo it by wrapping around their legs. The "strong" do not hunt these birds for food.
Oxen are the ones who occupy the swamps. They get into them, get covered in mud up to their heads. This is the best defense against the invasion of insects, before they lay down to rest on the grass around the water.
The animals and birds of the Safari are fed and live mainly from what nature offers. They have never sought food from human hands.
Visitors are even forbidden to get off the vehicles with which they visit the Safari.
Small marshes can be seen throughout the park. And where the waters have run out, the soil surfaces are covered with white color.
Black and red stones with holes, which are a "gift" from the volcanic eruption of Kilimanjaro, accompany the visitors' path throughout the park. Mount Kilimanjaro, which is located in the state of Tanzania, is another attraction of this park.
The only place you can walk on Safari is a hill, where the wild animals never climb. They have investigated the human foot that has stepped there, and they do not want to mix with them.
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A tiring, but unforgettable and fascinating day, visitors have no other way to end it, except with the Kenyan song that accompanies the labor trampoline, inside the resorts built between the Safari. There, the night gets cold. You can only stay outside around the fire.
it was declared a protected area by UNESCO 30 years ago.
