Aberdare National Park

Aberdare National Park, in Kenya's central highlands, is part of the Aberdare Mountain Range. It is famous for its Big Five with over 2,000 elephants. It's also home to rare animals like the bongo antelope, leopards and buffaloes making it a biodiversity hotspot and prime location for game viewing and wildlife photography. The park includes Ol Pejeta Conservancy, a vital sanctuary for endangered white and black rhinos, boasting Kenya's second-largest black rhino herd. The park covers an area of 766 square kilometres and is a haven for bird watchers, with over 290 bird species including the rare Jackson's francolin and the endangered Aberdare cisticola. Its diverse landscapes include forests, moorlands, waterfalls, and rivers.  The park also features attractions like Chania Falls, Karuru Falls, and Kikuyu Village. Visitors can enjoy unique tree lodges with elevated views of wildlife at waterholes. Notably, the park is home to Morani, a famous resident rhino. Park Entry Fee Per Person:Citizen: Adult – KSH 300, Child – KSH 215Resident: Adult – KSH 300, Child KSH 215Non-Residents: Adult – USD 52, Child – USD 26Vehicle Fee Per Day:Less than 6 seats - KSH 3006 to 12 seats - KSH 103013 to 24 seats - KSH 258525 to 44 seats - KSH 405045 seats and above - KSH 5000Special Activity Charges:Night Game Drive (per person per trip) – KSH 2155Guided Tours (per guide up to 4 hours & over 4 hours) – KSH 1720 / KSH 3015Horse Riding (without rider) – KSH 2585Private horses (per day) – KSH 1030Walking Safaris (per person per day) – KSH 1500Cycling (per day) – KSH 215