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Mount Kenya National Park

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Originally known as Mount Kirinyaga, loosely translating as the ‘Mountain of God’ or ‘Kirima kia Nyaga’, Mount Kenya is, without doubt, the most pleasing scenery around Central Kenya. Overlooking Kikuyuland, this UNESCO World Heritage Site takes up all the land around the mountain over 11,000 ft as well as the lower lying enclaves of Lewa Conservancy and the Ngare Ndare Forest Reserve which were included in the world heritage area in 2013. Mount Kenya National Park is more scenic than faunal, and is most venerated as a hiking destination. It offers exciting prospects for multi day excursion as well as a rewarding challenge for the strong-minded and avid mountain climbers aiming for Point Lenana (3rd highest peak),

Point Lenana is the most popular target for hikers, which is easily accomplished in four days round-trip by almost anyone who is fit. It was once summitted by a girl of 8 years. The peaks above it, Point Nelion (the 2nd highest peak) and Point Batian (the highest peak) are achievable by more adept skilled hiker, requiring technical climbing skills. There are seven different hiking trails in Mount Kenya National Park to Point Lenana. As with many mountain, a good watch for weather is important and hikers should only consider the dryer parts of the year. Between December to March, or between July to October (the dryer seasons) conditions are optimum to challenge Point Lenana. The popular routes are Sirimon, Naro Moru, and Chogoria.

Kenya certainly has enormous touring resources. There are no less than sixty national narks, reserves and game sanctuaries, covering approximately 11% of the land surface. Each of these diverse and stunning national parks and reserves offers unique wildlife experiences and unique, breathtaking landscapes.

Index of National Parks & Reserves in Kenya

Baringo County - Lake Baringo National Reserve , Lake Bogoria National Reserve , Kerio Valley National Reserve, Lake Kamnarok National Reserve , Bomet County - The South Western Mau National Reserve , Busia County - Malaba Sanctuary , Elgeyo Marakwet County - Rimoi National Reserve , Embu County - Mount Kenya National Park; Irangi Forest Station , Mwea National Reserve , Garissa County - Bour-Algi Giraffe Sanctuary , Rahole National Reserve , Arawale National Reserve , Boni National Reserve , Homa Bay County - Ruma National Park , Isiolo County - The Bisanadi National Reserve , Buffalo Springs National Reserve , Shaba National Reserve , Kajiado County - Amboseli National Park, Kakamega County - Kakamega National Reserve , Kilifi County - Arabuko-Sokoke Forest Reserve , Watamu Marine National Park , Malindi Marine Reserve , Kisumu County - Kisumu Impala Sanctuary, Ndere Island National Park, Kitui County - Mwingi National Reserve , South Kitui National Reserve , Kwale County - Shimba Hills National Reserve , Diani-Chale Marine National Reserve , Kisite-Mpunguti Marine National Park & Reserve , Lamu County - Dodori National Reserve , Kiunga Marine National Reserve , Machakos County - Ol Donyo Sabuk National Park , Makueni County - Chyulu Hills National Park , Ngai Ndethya National Reserve , Mandera County - Malka Mari National Park , Marsabit County - Losai National Reserve, South Island National Park, Marsabit National Park & Reserve, Sibiloi National Park, Meru County - Meru National Park , Mombasa County - Mombasa Marine National Reserve & Park , Nairobi County - The Nairobi National Park, Nakuru County - Mount Longonot National Park, Crescent Island Sanctuary, Hell's Gate National Park, Lake Nakuru National Park , Nandi County - Bonjoge National Reserve , Narok County - Masai Mara National Reserve, Nyeri County - The Aberdare National Park, Samburu County - Samburu National Reserve , Maralal National Reserve, Siaya County - Lake Kanyaboli Reserve, Tana River County - Kora National Park , The Tana Primate National Reserve , Taita Taveta County - Tsavo East National Park , Tsavo West National Park , Tharaka Nithi County - Mutejwa National Reserve , Trans Nzoia County - Mount Elgon National Park , Saiwa Swamp National Park , Turkana County - Central Island Reserve, South Turkana Reserve, West Pokot County - Nasolot National Reserve

Although Tharaka Nithi County is not a prominent touring circuit, it is a beautiful, diverse area known for its stunning landscapes, cultural heritage, and agricultural economy. Taking after the character of its closely homogenous neighbours around Mount Kenya, Tharaka Nithi, with very good roads, is easy to access and traverse.

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35 Destinations in Tharaka Nithi County , arranged as one would visit these - south to northeast - with the aid of in-depth narratives, images, strip maps and distance chart:

Chuka Forest , Tredds Garden , The Hidden Falls , Hidden Treasure Lodge , Nithi Bridge , Weru Tea Factory , Whispers Garden, Pacha Waterfront Resort , PCEA Chogoria , Mount Kenya National Park , Anabas Alpine Lodge , Chogoria Trail , Nithi Falls , Lake Michaelson , Vivienne Falls , Kierra Ridge , Kierra Viewpoint , Thimbora, Mutunguruni Tree , Inanduru Caves , Kijegge Range , Kibuuka Grand Falls , River Tana, Mumoni Hill Reserve , Mwingi National Reserve , Kajuki Eco Lodge , Marimanti Baobab Lodge , Ikwa Falls , Mutejwa National Reserve , Meru National Park , Elsa's Grave , Ura Gate Festival , Ura Waterfalls

Know More About Tharaka Nithi: Its Geography, Land-Use, Highlights, Population, Roads - including a distance chart, Airports, Climate & National Monuments

What’s The Air Like in T. Nithi.?

Temperatures in the highland areas range between 14 o C to 30 o C, while those in the low land range between 22 o C to 36 o C. Rain vary with altitude.

What’s The Lay Of The Land in C.13?

The highest altitude within Tharaka Nithi County is about 5,200 ms at Chuka, Maara, and Igambang’ombe, and the lowest is 600 ms at Tharaka. The entire county is strewn with large masses of hillocks.

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