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The National Parks in Kenya are doing a great job of capturing and displaying the wilderness of the country to the world. A virtual treasure of wildlife, these national parks are very well maintained and are big revenue-grosser for the nation's economy. Tourists coming to Kenya never leave without a visit to these parks.
Those who wish to see wildlife at its best love coming here again and again. Knowing that their flora and fauna reserves are by par the best in the world, the country's authorities have done a great job of conserving the wildlife.
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Some of the biggest national parks of Kenya are Nairobi National Park, Mount Elgon National Park, Masai Mara National Reserve, Amboseli National Park, Simba Hills National Park, among others.
The Nairobi National Park is the first national park of the country. It is very captivating to witness humans co-existing peacefully with nature and wildlife. Animals roam about freely in this park with minimum interference from man.
The big migration game takes place in the Masai Mara National Reserve. There are lot of birds and animals that don't survive this period. It is the most enthralling sight for any birder.
The weirdest kind of bird species can be seen in the Kakamega Forest National Reserve. The Meru National Park is well known for its popularity amongst campers. A total of 13 rivers flow through this region.
There are a few national parks in Kenya that have permanent springs to provide a natural environment to the wild animals.
The Amboseli National Park is popular for its springs and the presence of innumerable herds of elephants. It is also a biosphere reserve of Kenya.
Red elephants and 'man-eating lions' can be seen in the Tsavo National Park. The place also witnesses interesting game viewing of rhinos, crocodiles, ostriches and elephants.
In short, if you wish to experience the beauty and diversity of Kenyan wildlife, and yet want to be on the safer side, National Parks in Kenya are your best bet.
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