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Location: Laikipia
The “Mt. Kenya” area is usually known as “Laikipia” and is an area with abundant wildlife, but also great ranches and several densely populated cities. North of Mt. Kenya and a bit north of Liakipia is Samburu to the west and Shaba to the east, both at the beginning of the great northern frontier, and at this point there are few ranches or populated cities.
Kenya’s Laikipia region is one of the most precious biodiversity areas in the world, particularly with regards to big game. Laikipia is geographically unique. Most of the rich land of East Africa is a mile high, the butte if you will of the Great Rift Valley. The butte ends at Laikipia. It falls from rich forests in tumbling waterfalls into deep canyons that cut incredibly scenic rivers through landscapes like those of our own southwest. The vistas are unbelievable, almost all of them distinguished by the snow-capped glaciers on Africa’s second highest mountain, Kenya.
The geography led to an incredibly precious biomass of very rare and stunningly beautiful animals like the reticulated giraffe and Grevy’s zebra. Super endangered rhino, rare giraffe and zebra species are found nowhere else, plus a host of uncommon game like gerenuk, oryx and hartebeest thrive here.