Amboseli national Reserve

Amboseli National Park (formerly Amboseli National Reserve) is another iconic wildlife destination in southern Kenya, famous for its stunning views of Mount Kilimanjaro (in neighboring Tanzania) and its large elephant herds.
Key Facts:
Location: Kajiado County, southern Kenya (near the Tanzania border)
Size: Approx. 392 square kilometers (151 square miles)
Established: Declared a national park in 1974, and later a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve
Scenery: Flat plains, swamps, dry lake beds, acacia woodland, and views of Mount Kilimanjaro
Why Amboseli is Special:
1. Elephants Up Close
Renowned for some of Africa’s largest and most researched elephant herds.
Ideal for observing elephant behavior, especially in the swamps where they feed and bathe.
2. Mount Kilimanjaro Views
The park offers unmatched photographic opportunities with wildlife framed against Africa’s highest peak.