What are the ways of safari in East Africa? What is safari?

Do you think safari is a hunting animal? Now it's 20 18, and hunting animals doesn't exist. The so-called safari is just another way to get along with wild animals in nature. After all, I don't know what harm these wild animals will do to us.

What is hunting in East Africa? Hunting in East Africa is a new way of tourism in China in recent years. Different from hunting animals in the past, modern wildlife parks take environmental protection as their concept. On the premise of not destroying the environment and disturbing the normal life of animals, we should look for wild animals on the grassland, shoot and observe them, appreciate the charm of primitive wildness and feel the harmonious beauty between animals and nature. Self-driving travel is just the most basic way to travel after we arrive in East Africa. Under the guidance of the driver, he searched around for animals with long guns and short guns.

Hunting mode 1. Hot air balloon hunting

In order to get a truly unique perspective on this spectacular wilderness grassland, a hot air balloon trip at dawn is an unmissable choice. With the sunrise in the morning, all kinds of xiaguang shine on the hazy grassland. You are sitting in a hot air balloon, driven away by the driver, overlooking the endless prairie at your feet, watching zebras, wildebeests, giraffes and other animals eating leisurely under the trees, and watching distant lions hunt and chase antelopes in the morning. The incredible beauty of the Great Plains provides you with a once-in-a-lifetime unique experience.

Go hunting at night

In national parks in East Africa, hunting is forbidden at night, but in some private reserves, visitors can enjoy this special, exciting and adrenaline-pumping activity. As long as you live in

Senior hotels such as Serena Hotel and Kichwa Hotel will have the opportunity to participate in night tours. You need to register in advance, and then, accompanied by drivers, armed security guards and searchlight attendants, enter the unknown, deep and wild grassland in the dark night to experience a kind of expectation and fear of the unknown.

Looking ahead with a searchlight, all kinds of night animals are displayed in front of you. With luck, you can see lions hunting at night, enjoy the moment when their prey is greedy, and witness how giraffes sleep at night.

Hunting on foot

Some people say that hikers measure the land with their bodies, rather than taking walking as a compliment to the scenery.

In East Africa, private hiking is one of the best ways to truly experience the African jungle. Hunting on foot is to observe the behavior of wild animals in nature on foot in the grassland. It's a good way for you to get close to animals, get to know them and observe them. Walking is forbidden in nature reserves, so this activity is usually accompanied by Marseille warriors outside the park. Under the leadership of Marseille warriors armed with weapons, everyone followed closely and explored more details of the prairie, such as identifying the footprints of different animals and the feces of different kinds of animals. Experienced Marseille warriors can lead you to see more wild animals at close range in a limited time. Walking in the wild, you can get in close contact with elephants, lions or zebras, which is very exciting.

4. Bike hunting

As the only animal sanctuary in Kenya where people can walk or ride horses, there are almost no wild animals at Hell's Gate, but many herbivores can be seen, such as zebras, giraffes, antelopes and warthogs. You can rent a bicycle at the gate of hell and ride side by side with zebra, giraffe and warthog. You need to stop like a red light every now and then in China, because in front of you, a herd of antelopes are leisurely crossing the road and heading for the other side of the grass.

5. Camel hunting

camel

Hunting is becoming an increasingly popular way to explore Kenya's wilderness. Camels are widely used in northern Kenya. It usually consists of experienced local guides and camels with saddles, and will take you across the wilderness on camels. The tour guide will introduce you to the jungle knowledge and local wildlife, and take you to experience Kenya in another way. Riding a camel all the way, listening to the gentle jingle of camel bells and the roar of distant lions in the wild, you will find yourself traveling at a relaxed pace and walking through nature in the wild.

6. Flight exploration

For those who have a big travel budget and want to enjoy more charm in the wild, it is a good way to hunt by helicopter. Helicopters can quickly and conveniently enter remote areas, or see more unknown East Africa from another angle. Some hotels in Kenya and Tanzania can help arrange "flying hunting". This is also a unique way to understand the local scenery and wildlife. For example, sitting in a helicopter, following the flight route of flamingos, passing over flamingos as wide and as long as a river, or overlooking the pairs of flamingos in the lake, you will feel that nature is so wonderful.

7. Riding and hunting

Have you ever thought that you can ride a horse and jog with giraffes? Well, yes, you can experience this rare activity in the magical East Africa. On horseback, you can explore East Africa, enjoy a pleasant and passionate ride on the open grassland and move freely with wild animals. From Serengeti to Masai Mara, Laikipia, Lake Navasha, Mount Kenya and Mount Chuyou, some major wilderness areas in East Africa are very suitable for horseback riding exploration. Imagine you're like an old English aristocrat. On a sunny morning, take your East African tour guide, ride a bordeaux-red British BMW, and gallop with wildebeest to a distant place with abundant water and grass. You will personally realize that you are the darling of nature like wildebeest, and you share the same world with them.

After seeing so many interesting hunting methods, which one do you want to participate in most?

In fact, the real egg going to East Africa is not necessarily a witness to the crossing of the Tianhe River, but a little lucky surprise.