2 days and 1 night fee: about 1600 yuan, including: buggy (with driver), hotel (Kibo Safari Camp), national park entrance fees
Route: Nairobi <-> Amboseli, 240KM, about 4.5 hours
"Amboseli" is derived from the Maasai people, meaning "Salty dust" is a salt and dusty land located in the southeast of Nairobi - Kentan junction, is one of Kenya's most popular destinations, known as "home to African elephants". Nestled at the foot of the northern foothills of Kilimanjaro, Africa's highest peak, this 390-square-kilometre plain presents 5 different habitats, including lakes and wetlands, dry riverbeds, sulphur springs, tropical grasslands and woodlands where more than 50 species of mammals and more than 400 species of birds can be seen. With the change of climate, the rainfall in Amboseli increased, and slowly in addition to Lake Amboseli and some wetlands, there was also a peculiar "flamingo lake" here, because the environment of the Amboseli saline land made it a new place for flamingos, and because of more and more rain, the ecology of the lake changed, more and more small wildebeests were born here, and the team of wildebeest was huge, and there was a momentum of migration.
Two days are actually in Amboseli National Park, the first day is to enter in the afternoon, the next morning will go in again, the path is different, the scene will be slightly different, in the morning it is obvious that there are many animals, and it is difficult to see in the afternoon
KIMANA GATE
Amboseli National Park is located at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro to the north and Tanzania to the south, with Kilimanjaro in the territory of Tanzania.
The following is a pure picture to share
Kilimanjaro - Credited to the tour guide
斑马群 - Credited to the tour guide
角马 - Credited to the tour guide
猎豹 - Credited to the tour guide
小猎豹 - Credited to the tour guide
鹿 - Credited to the tour guide
非洲象 - Credited to the tour guide
水牛 - Credited to the tour guide
The Hippopotamus Out of the Water - Credited to the tour guide
非洲象 - Credited to the tour guide
Everglades Wildebeest - Credited to the tour guide
Everglades Wildebeest - Credited to the tour guide
Mount Kilimanjaro - Credited to Ken
Mount Kilimanjaro - Credited to Ken
Elephant herd - Credited to Allen
Elephant - Credited to Allen
Given the length, there are still some that are not put away, if you like natural scenery and animals, this is a good choice.
This trip is more regrettable that there is no better equipment, and the distant scene is insufficient to shoot with a mobile phone.