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Great Migration 2025 Dates

If you’re planning to experience the Great Migration in the Masai Mara in 2025, it’s all about timing and preparation. Every year, over a million wildebeest, zebras, and gazelles migrate in search of greener pastures, creating one of nature’s most astonishing spectacles. Although the migration is continuous throughout the year, the most thrilling part often […]

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Masai Mara Geology

The geology of the Masai Mara is fascinating and complex, shaped by millions of years of geological processes. The landscape is part of the larger East African Rift System, a tectonically active zone that has helped create the region’s dramatic features, including steep escarpments, rolling plains, and deep river valleys. Masai Mara Geological Features At

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Masai Dance

When you’re in the Maasai Mara, one of the must-see experiences is the Adumu dance, often called the “jumping dance.” I remember the first time I saw it—it’s not just a dance; it’s this incredible mix of culture, tradition, and raw physical strength. Let me share a few things I think you’d find helpful to

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Maasai People

When you visit the Maasai Mara, you’re not just stepping into one of the world’s most famous wildlife reserves; you’re entering the land of the Maasai people, a community that has lived in harmony with this land for centuries. The Maasai are a Nilotic ethnic group, traditionally nomadic and pastoralist, whose vibrant culture and way

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Masai Mara Bans Private Vehicles

In a significant move to enhance wildlife conservation and regulate tourism, the Governor of Narok County, which oversees the Masai Mara National Reserve(MMNR), announced a ban on private vehicles for game drives within the reserve in June 2024. This decision, which has garnered attention from conservationists, tour operators, and tourists alike, aims to address several

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