Want to go to Kenya to see the great migration of animals, can you share a reliable route?

Seeing the great migration of animals, going to Kenya is definitely the right choice, haha.

See the best place for animal migration-Masai Mara National Park Hotel, the main battlefield of animal migration, and have a greater chance to see all kinds of wild animals in Kenya.

In August, I just traveled with the weather vane and a group of friends and got in close contact with wild animals. This is so exciting and exciting!

Not much to say, let's share our itinerary with you. Of course, you can also go directly to official website, where the weather vane travels, or ask their staff to find out about the current situation.

On the first day, I set off and flew to a dream adventure resort.

I arrived in Nairobi the next day and went to Amboseli with the staff of the weather vane.

As soon as I arrived at Nairobi Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, I saw that the weathervane team had arrived at the airport. I am very excited to welcome us! On the way, the weather vane team introduced the drivers, guides and related precautions in this trip.

We drove to Amboseli and stayed in a five-star hotel in the park, which was not affected by the opening and closing time of the park reserve. I used the best light in the morning and evening to shoot the sunrise and sunset scenes with acacia as the foreground, and also photographed the spectacular scene of elephants crossing Kilimanjaro at sunset.

On the third day, when we started our trip to the animal carnival, we first went to navasa.

After waking up, we drove to Naivasha Lake National Park, checked into a hotel and enjoyed a buffet lunch. Naivasha Lake is the largest freshwater lake in Kenya. In the afternoon, I went deep into Naivasha Lake, the largest freshwater lake in Kenya. I saw hundreds of species of freshwater birds and hippopotamus, and I was deeply impressed by the beautiful scenery.

On the fourth day, I moved to Masai Mara.

After breakfast, take a bus to Masai Mara National Wildlife Refuge, which is the largest wildlife refuge in the world. Here, we saw the five African tyrants (lion, leopard, elephant, bison, rhinoceros). ) Many kinds of wild animals!

There is also a beautiful grassland as beautiful as a fairyland, sunrise and sunset, completely integrated into the wonderful nature, and feel the long-lost relaxation. Then, take a bus to visit the reserve and look for animals.

On the fifth day, I continued to "challenge" with animals in Masai Mara.

July and August are the season of great migration of wild animals in the grasslands of East Africa. Today, we are fortunate to see a million wildebeests, zebras and other animals rushing across the Mara River, followed by lions, cheetahs and other carnivores. We deliberately chose to hide in the Mara River and wait for filming, and photographed the magnificent scene of wildebeests crossing the river and crocodiles preying.

On the sixth day, the exciting Masai Mara.

Today, we are all shooting tragic scenes such as wildebeest crossing the river, crocodiles ambushing wildebeest, and flocks of vultures sharing wildebeest and zebra bodies in the Mara River.

The local tour guides and drivers are very experienced. Many times, they took the photography team to the grassland to look for animals. At the same time, the tour leader will observe the migrating team at different crossing points, wait by the river and shoot magnificent scenes such as wildebeest crossing the river and crocodile preying. We will share information through radios and walkie-talkies, and search for emergency scenes in which leopards, cheetahs and lions prey and share food.

Masai Mara is a world-famous Masai Mara National Park. On the African wasteland full of shallow hills, jungles and diverse landforms, the Mara River twists and turns, and zebras, gazelles, African antelopes, wildebeests, hunting dogs, wild boar, ostriches and giraffes can be seen roaming freely everywhere. Of course, under the sunset and the huge acacia tree, we were deeply moved by the moving pictures of love and scenery.

On the seventh day, in the paradise of birds, Nakuru.

After breakfast in the early morning, we set off for Nakuru with the weather vane team and entered Nakuru to shoot in the afternoon. At sunset, the dense flamingos in the lake danced in the air and flew in formation in the sunset. I was very excited the moment I pressed the shutter! Nakuru is not only a paradise for birds, but also can be photographed: colobus monkey, jumping rabbit, claw-free otter, rock raccoon, black rhinoceros and so on.

On the eighth day, I set out to finish the animal carnival.

Today, we drove to Nairobi. I also bought some local coffee, tea and Kenyan souvenirs. Return to the airport after lunch and prepare to return to China. Happy Kenya just wants to come to an end, and there will still be some disappointment in my heart.