≈Located in southeastern Kenya, it’s known for its vast savannahs, diverse wildlife, and the iconic red elephants

≈ The park is divided into two parts: Tsavo East and Tsavo West, with the Nairobi-Mombasa railway line separating them.

Best time to visit: June to October (dry season). The dry season means easier wildlife spotting and fewer crowds.

Here’s a quick 3-day itinerary for Tsavo East National Park

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Day 1:

√ Arrive in Voi, enter the park.
√ Morning: Game drive along Galana River, spot elephants, hippos.
√ Afternoon: Visit Lugard’s Falls, relax at Satao Eda Lodge.

Day 2

√ Morning: Explore Aruba Dam for crocodiles and birds.
√ Afternoon: Track the Big Five on a guided safari.
√ Evening: Sundowner at a scenic spot.

Day 3

√ Morning: Visit the Mudanda Rock for panoramic views.
√ Afternoon: Depart

Tsavo East National Park is a must-visit 

Highlights

≈The Big Five: lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, and rhino

≈Red Elephants: famous for their reddish-brown color due to the park’s red soil

≈Galana River: scenic river with hippos and crocodiles
≈Satao Eda Lodge: luxurious tents with stunning views

Some top attractions include

≈ Wildlife viewing: elephants, lions, leopards, cheetahs, giraffes, and over 500 bird species

≈ Aruba Dam: great spot for hippo and crocodile sightings

≈ Lugard’s Falls: scenic waterfall along the Galana River

≈ Satao’s Camp: luxurious accommodation options