1. Black Rhino Sanctuary
  The park is renowned for its dense population of black rhinos, one of the largest in
Kenya. These majestic creatures are well-protected, with conservation efforts ensuring
their survival and even supporting other parks throughout the country.
2. Four of the Big Five
  On a game drive, you can spot lions, leopards, buffalos, and rhinos, along with giraffes,
zebras, hippos, impalas, hartebeests, and more.
3. The Great Wildebeest Migration
  From July to August, thousands of wildebeests and zebras migrate through the park,
creating a breathtaking spectacle against the cityscape.
4. David Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage
  Located within the park, this sanctuary rescues and nurtures orphaned elephants and
rhinos. Witness these adorable animals during feeding time for a heartwarming
experience.
5. Ivory Burning Site Monument
  This iconic site symbolizes Kenya’s fight against illegal ivory trade. The periodic burning
of confiscated ivory underscores the nation’s commitment to wildlife conservation.
6. Trails and Bird Watching
  Explore walking trails with picnic spots, perfect for families and groups. Don’t miss the
more than 400 bird species that grace the skies and trees.