Kenya

Tsavo East is famous for its vast open savannahs, red-dusted elephants, and the stunning Yatta Plateau, which offers sweeping views of the surrounding landscapes. The park's iconic Aruba Dam is a hotspot for wildlife, where you can witness herds of elephants, buffaloes, and gazelles coming to drink from the waterholes. This reserve is also known for its unique ecosystem, which includes rugged plains, thorny bushes, and scattered acacia trees, creating an environment that's perfect for large herds of animals to roam freely. The lugga riverbeds add to the charm, especially after the rains when the area comes alive with wildlife. On the other hand, Tsavo West is renowned for its more dramatic terrain and varied landscapes, which include volcanic hills, rocky outcrops, and dense bushland. The reserve is home to the Mzima Springs, where crystal-clear water flows from underground streams, attracting a variety of animals, especially hippos, crocodiles, and numerous bird species. Tsavo West also offers a chance to see the famous "maneless lions", which are a rare sight unique to this area. Visitors can explore the Chyulu Hills, which provide panoramic views of the kilimanjaro mountain range and the surrounding plains, making it a perfect spot for photography.