Kora National Park
The last wilderness
Kora National Park lies in northeastern Kenya and is quite an interesting park, established in 1979, measuring 1,787 square kilometers. The most distinguishing feature of the park is the meandering Tana River, which carves out its course gently to support a gallery forest along its rich banks, hence providing much-needed nourishment for the wildlife found within the park. It enhances scenic beauty, ideal for taking gentle walks in peaceful environments.
At the center of Kora National Park is Kora Rock, an enormous granite sentinel with great historical and conservation interest. This rock exudes a rugged charm that speaks directly to the adventurous spirit attuned to Kenya’s heritage and natural wonders. It was once a stronghold for Dedan Kimathi, one of Africa’s great conservationists and freedom fighters in Kenya’s history,
Be it the fascinating close view of the wildlife, the sceneries catching the attention, or even historical narratives, Kora holds a pledge of nature in its purest form making it one of the secluded paradises for eco-tourists seeking actual involvement with nature.
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