TSAVO
First and foremost, Tsavo is not just one national park but two - Tsavo East and Tsavo West, divided by the Nairobi-Mombasa highway, creating a perfect playground for adventure. Tsavo West in particular earned its separate status to provide a safe haven for the endangered black rhinoceros. Together, these parks form Kenya's largest protected areas, yet they often fly under the radar, making every game-viewing moment a thrilling surprise.
Now, let's talk about Tsavo's legendary residents. Brace yourselves for tales of man-eating lions that made history back in 1898. These two cunning felines, over a period of 9 months, decided to challenge the notion of a hearty human diet and snacked on not just a few, but a whopping 135 railway workers constructing the Kenyan-Uganda railway.