Kenya is a crucial African country that draws myriads of tourists across the world round the year. The entire region displays typical sub-Saharan climate and topography. The country is home to an unbelievable list of exotic plants and animals. As such, jungle safari and adventure vacations are quite common among the tourists here. The country has several exotic wildlife sanctuaries. The Tsavo wildlife sanctuary is located almost halfway between the national capital, Nairobi and the coastline. As such, the park is divided into two parts; the portion along the north-east is the Tsavo East National Park, whereas, the other portion is the Tsavo West national Park.
This entire stretch of wilderness is Kenya’s largest wildlife sanctuary covering across an area of more than 20,000 square kilometers or, 8,000 square miles. Safari at Tsavo National Park is exceptionally popular among the tourists. As such, the region gets its name from the Tsavo River that has its source at Mt. Kilimanjaro. Interestingly, the Tsavo along with the Athi River and Mzima Spring merge together in this region to form the Galana River. This Galana is the main source of water in this vast area of wilderness.
Tsavo safari is guaranteed to provide frequent and intimate encounter with nature every moment. Exotic trip amidst wilderness is arranged either on foot or in open safari vehicles. Even night game drives are also arranged for enthusiast and daring guests. Hippos and crocodiles frequent across the banks of the Galana River at any given day. These apart, there are wild elephants, baboons and a large variety of other faunas that are available here. The exotic lodging facility ensures optimum luxury for the guests. There are lovely bars and cozy lounges along with a bevy of sumptuous restaurants.
In a recent development, a larger number of tourists are frequenting this African wild reserve to enjoy nature better.
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