Mount Kenya National Park

Mount Kenya National Park, established in 1949, is a sanctuary that encompasses Kenya's highest peak, Mount Kenya. This park offers a spectrum of activities, ranging from adventurous mountain climbing to leisurely wildlife viewing in the lower slopes. It is a haven for rare and endemic species such as the elusive bongo antelope and the Abbott's duiker. Beyond its role as a wildlife habitat, the park plays a critical part in water catchment, supplying water resources for Kenya.

The park is a testament to Kenya's dedication to wildlife conservation and its awe-inspiring natural scenery, making it a premier destination for eco-tourism enthusiasts and wildlife lovers alike.

Among its inhabitants, you'll find a diverse array of wildlife, including elephants, tree hyrax, white-tailed mongoose, suni, black-fronted duiker, mole rat, bushbucks, waterbuck, and elands. Occasionally, elusive creatures like leopards, bongos, and giant forest hogs grace lucky observers with their presence.

The avian diversity in Mount Kenya National Park is equally impressive, with over 130 bird species documented within its boundaries.